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Prolaris Helps Detect Cancer

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Anyone who’s lost a loved one to cancer knows how devastating the disease can be. Cancer effected my family when my Grandfather was diagnosed. Unfortunately, he didn’t recover and lost his life at only 62 years old. This caused terrible pain for the entire family, but was the worst for my Grandmother. Instead of spending their golden years together as intended, she spent the last 22 years of her life all alone as a widow.

Cancer is and always will be a horrible disease, but there have been many advances—one of the best being early detection. Anyone who is at risk for Prostate cancer needs to know about Prolaris.

Prolaris is a genetic test for prostate cancer from Myriad Genetics Laboratories that combines traditional risk factors with molecular assessment. Prolaris is the only test that measures how fast prostate cancer cells are dividing. The information obtained from this test greatly impacts the treatment choices that someone diagnosed with Prostate cancer would choose. 

 

Over 1.2 million biopsies a year lead to 240,000 prostate cancer diagnoses and 30,000 deaths. Prostate cancer is the 2nd leading cause of cancer related death in the United States. Since women tend to take the dominant role in health care and screening in our homes, we need to be more educated about Prostate cancer and in turn, to educate the men in our lives.

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When it comes to health, knowledge truly is power, and Polaris wants you to be informed. You could also win a huge $2,000 giveaway! Sign up yourself and a loved one up for a series of 3 emails that will empower you with what you need to know about prostate cancer. 

$1000 for you + $1000 for him + better health = Winning Combination.

 

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This post was sponsored by Prolaris and Myriad Genetics via Global Influence.

Super Savings Saturday – 4/18/15

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Welcome to another edition of super Savings Saturday!

This week, I found tons of great deals and freebies. I shopped early in the week to avoid leaving with nothing but rain checks. I can’t always do this, but I prefer to whenever possible. I love finding cheap candy, hair trimmers, and condiments.

Rite Aid:

Conair hair trimmer, on sale $11.24. I used a $10.00 Video Values coupon. Total: $1.24!  (The regular price is $14.99, so this was a huge savings!)

2 Snickers with almonds, on sale $0.59. I used a BOGO coupon. Total: $0.29 each!

CVS:

2 Total Home bags, on sale Buy 1, Get 1 50% off. These were clearance to $1.00 each. I paid $2.00 and received a $2.00 ECB!

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Shaw’s:

2 Everyday Essential dressings, on sale $1.00. I used 2 $1.00 Manufacturer’s coupons. Total: Free!

Hellman’s squeeze mayo, on sale $1.99. I used a $0.75 Manufacturer’s coupon (doubled). Total: 0.49!  (Has anyone else noticed how overpriced mayo is? I’m not willing to pay $3.99, so this was a great deal. I would’ve bought many, but it was a limit of 1.)

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Hannaford:

My plan was to stock up on split breast chicken at $1.29/LB. I found a Manger’s Special sale on turkey breast and bought those instead. One of the biggest keys to being frugal is flexibility. Look for the best sales and adjust accordingly.

3 Shady Brook Farms split turkey breast, on sale $0.99/LB. Total: 12.88 for 3!

I’m cooking all 3 tonight since they have a use/freeze by date of tomorrow. This will provide tons of meat for this week’s meals, plus I won’t have to cook for a few days which is nice.

 

Did you use any coupons?

Tea Collection’s New Madras Styles

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Isn’t the Bishaka Chambray baby girl dress adorable?

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Create Custom Photo Books at Blurb


 

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Like many great companies before it, Blurb was actually started by accident. In the early 2000s, Eileen Gittins, Blurbs’ Founder, rekindled a passion for photography while trying to figure out her next career gig. She wanted to compile her photos into a nice coffee table photo book, but she only wanted to print a handful of copies. The conundrum was that every publisher was quoting her hundreds of dollars for each book!

She found this curious and frustrating. So she asked herself, are there other people like me who want to affordably create their own high-quality book from their photos? The answer, of course, was yes, and it changed her life—and book publishing—forever.

 
In 2006, Eileen launched Blurb, a simple book-designing platform and a publishing process that could quickly produce beautifully made books at game-changing price. All of these categories are available:

  
Blurb doesn’t just help people make books and magazines, they also help market them by providing publishers with their own dedicated sales page. Blurb’s dedicated sales pages allows authors to:

  • Make their book or magazine available to the public or by invitation-only
  • Write a compelling book description
  • Customize a preview of their book
  • Share their book with others on social media

Blurb also created their publishing platform to work seamlessly with Amazon and Apple iBooks Store so authors would have even more options for how they sell their books.

There are so many remarkable things to share about Blurb – too much for just one post! So keep an eye out for next week’s post because I’ll be sharing some of my favorite Blurb tools and tips — which, if you’re like me, will leave you thinking … “I didn’t know Blurb could do all that!”

Oh! And I almost forgot to mention that now through 4/28 you can get 20% off any book you create!