Blog Anniversary Brings Something New
January 23, 2011 by Barbara Jacoby
Filed under Breast Cancer, Creating Happiness, Domestic Abuse, Recent Posts
TweetOn January 22, 2008, I wrote my first weekly blog. After several months of “encouragement” from my husband, Kirk, I sat down to write about what I was thinking after a second diagnosis of breast cancer Never in my wildest imagination did I think that I would write each week for 3 full years and [...]
Referees Face Ban for Pink Whistles
October 24, 2010 by Barbara Jacoby
Filed under Breast Cancer, Creating Happiness, Recent Posts
TweetI could not believe my eyes when I read this story about a group of Washington state referees that banned together to donate their high school refereeing game checks to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation for breast cancer research and to use pink whistles during those games. And now they are facing punishment for [...]
Lisa’s Tribute to Her Mother
August 29, 2010 by Barbara Jacoby
Filed under Breast Cancer, Creating Happiness, Recent Posts
TweetI first met Lisa Koch-Howell here a few months ago shortly after her mother lost her life to breast cancer. At that time she wrote to me the following: “Well I was wondering if you could give me some advice. My sister did the 3 day breast cancer walk 2 years ago. She really enjoyed [...]
A Tribute to A Special Doctor
June 26, 2010 by Barbara Jacoby
Filed under Breast Cancer, Creating Happiness, Recent Posts
TweetOver the last 2 ½ years that I have been writing this blog, I have written special tributes on a few occasions – to my husband, my brother, my dad and to a close neighbor upon his passing. This week, I once again find myself moved to add another person to that list as I [...]
Cancer: Helping Others
February 21, 2010 by Barbara Jacoby
Filed under Breast Cancer, Recent Posts
TweetAs I concluded a second Let Life Happen radio broadcast last evening on the subject about “how did you react when someone told you that they had cancer”, I wanted to thank each and every person who posted a comment or shared a story on this subject. As we all know, that is a really hard subject with [...]
How Did You React When Someone Told You That They Had Cancer – Part 2
February 16, 2010 by Barbara Jacoby
Filed under Breast Cancer, LLH Talk Radio
TweetOne of the hardest thing that anyone might ever have to do is to hear that a family member or loved one or friend has cancer. It has happened to just about every single person that I know. Although we addressed this topic last week, I wish to continue the discussion this week, but I [...]
How Did You React When Someone Told You That They Had Cancer?
February 12, 2010 by Barbara Jacoby
Filed under LLH Talk Radio
TweetOne of the hardest thing that anyone might ever have to do is to hear that a family member or loved one or friend has cancer. It has happened to just about every single person that I know. I have been in the role of being the recipient of that news from my father and [...]
How Do You Tell Someone That You Have Cancer?
February 3, 2010 by Barbara Jacoby
Filed under LLH Talk Radio
TweetOne of the hardest things that anyone might ever have to do is to hear the words, “You have cancer”. But, for me and I am sure for many others, that wasn’t nearly as difficult as having to tell loved ones about the cancer. This week on Let Life Happen TALK, I would like to [...]
Let Life Happen TALK
January 31, 2010 by Barbara Jacoby
Filed under Creating Happiness, Recent Posts
TweetIn case you didn’t catch the messages last evening, Let Life Happen TALK launched its first internet broadcast at 8:00 p.m. It was almost as much of a surprise to me as it is to you as Kirk did not tell me about it until late Friday afternoon after he had the whole thing all [...]
A Special Tribute to My Husband
January 23, 2010 by Barbara Jacoby
Filed under Breast Cancer, Creating Happiness, Recent Posts
TweetJanuary 22nd has become a very special day to me. Not only is it the 2nd anniversary of writing my weekly blog but also I walked out of the doctor’s office yesterday after my final follow up after my reconstructive surgery. I feel so free. But, the next thing that came into my mind is [...]









