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There were so many moments that stood out for us, it's hard to pinpoint any specific ones. But I'll try because we don't want to let the memories fade.

Early on in the evening, when a quick tour of the silent auction turned into an amazing (and impromptu) receiving line, to the wonderful people giving us their positivity and well-wishes all before the show. Learning that people had come from Maryland, Atlanta, Illinois, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Massachusetts, New York, Phoenix, Seattle, Las Vegas, Portland, etc. was absolutely incredible. Going backstage before the show and hanging out with the family of the Carolla show, tonight dubbed as "talent." We were able to thank everyone and could see the excitement in the dressing room. It was like a fun groups of guy friends just hanging out before they would go out and inevitably rock the house more than any of us could have imagined. Adam's introduction of Bryan and me on stage, where we received a blinding ovation. I say "blinding" because that spotlight was so bright we couldn't see ANYTHING; it was a blessing in disguise though because had I seen what a packed house it was, I may have passed out. The love in the room was palpable and it was all I could do not to cry from hearing everyone's supportive cheers.

Bryan's welcome and thank-you speech, sharing the news that he had already beaten the initial 6-month prognosis from "Dr. Doom" really, really moved me. Jimmy Kimmel hilariously brought back the ZiggyZoggy beer chugging contest. Again. And again. Greg Fitzsimmons talked about balls and farts. Dana Gould did his perfected impressions of Huell Howser as well as a crazy man vs. crazy chihuahua. Larry Miller getting everyone in fits of hysteria over his "We're so spoiled bit." Dan Band himself singing about Bryan's mom and sexually assaulting my Grandpa. Twice. But don't worry, he loved every minute of it.

Joel McHale joining the group for a last minute showcase about Bryan's genius and his family's recent bout with projectile vomit. Oh, and then there was when he jumped off the stage and mounted me. Hell yes.

Then there was Bad Religion, who tore up the house with a 30-minute set. All for free. They played all their hits to a "conservative and pleasant" audience, save for the people (I'm talking about you, Amy & Jon!) who ran to the stage to do a mini-mosh. It was awesome all around.

The VIP reception was incredible, from the open bar and appetizers to the cupcake station, sake-tasting station, gelato station and naked sushi girl (both disturbing and unhygienic, but the guys loved her!). Everyone seemed to be having an absolute blast and it was incredible to look around and know that the love and support was all for Bryan. Adam and several others of the talent stayed til almost midnight, signing autographs, taking photos and meeting every single fan. As far as Bryan and I, the stories people shared, the encouragement and the love we got not only in that room, but throughout the night, was overwhelming. So many people thanked us for having the event, and it was all we could do not to say "are you crazy, THANK YOU!"

Because at the end of the day (or at 1:45am...wow I am tired and my poor feet ache), we cannot even BEGIN to thank everyone that was there. Don't thank us; we didn't do anything but show up. It's the incredible generosity and support from almost 1300 of our extended friends and family that is getting us through this, both emotionally and now, financially, too. We really don't even know what to say; there are no words for how blessed we feel and how thankful we are to have each and every one of you in our lives.

The show was a HUGE success and we heard from many, many people that it was one of the best shows they've seen. Period. That alone made the night worth it, knowing how much everyone enjoyed it.

Bryan and I are leaving for the Bay area for Thanksgiving on Sunday, so I may not be blogging for the next week or so. But as we move into this week of giving thanks, we couldn't feel more thankful or more cared for. Thankful for the night we had tonight, for the friends and family we have on our side, and most of all, for the Bryan's improving health. There are so, so many more things we are thankful for, and we make sure we're mindful of them every day. Because you never know when life is going to throw a brain tumor, or a speeding bus, or a strike of lightning your way. Cherish each moment and each memory, like the ones we had and made tonight.

Bryan and I certainly will, and will be basking in the glow of this evening for a long, long time. Now, it's time for sleep. Thank you and goodnight.

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The latest study on this topic adds to these concerns with the finding that folic acid and vitamin B₁₂ dietary supplements increase the risk of being diagnosed with cancer, of dying from cancer, and of dying from any cause.

By the Numbers

The study was a double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized clinical trial in which nearly 7,000 adults in Norway were randomly selected to take one of the following:

• 0.8 mg of folic acid + 0.4 mg of vitamin B₁₂ + 40 mg vitamin B₆ per day
• 0.8 mg of folic acid + 0.4 mg of vitamin B₁₂ per day
• 40 mg vitamin B₆ per day
• placebo (no vitamins)

Double-blind means that neither the researchers nor the study participants knew who was taking which vitamins or the placebo. Randomized means that people were selected at random for each vitamin (or placebo) group. This type of study is considered "the gold standard" of research designs, because it is most likely to show results accurately, without errors that can happen with other study designs.

Study participants were followed for a median (similar to average) of approximately six and a half years (39 months of active study participation plus 38 months of post-study observation). The study showed that compared with people not receiving folic acid and vitamin B₁₂, those who took these vitamins had:

• 21% higher risk of being diagnosed with cancer (any type)
• 38% higher risk of dying of cancer (any type)
• 18% higher risk of dying of any cause

Taking vitamin B₆ did not have any measurable effects (good or bad) on the health of the study participants.

Take Home Message

It is likely that most of the negative health effects shown in this study are related to folic acid, more than to vitamin B ₁₂. Health experts have suspected for some time that folic acid may be a "double-edged" sword.

If people get plenty of folic acid early in life, including in the womb (in utero, during pregnancy) and through childhood, this appears to protect against later developing cancer. If, however, people get too much (excess) folic acid during adulthood, this seems to increase the overall risk of cancer, and of colon cancer in particular.

Also of note: This study showed harm from folic acid supplements in a country that does not fortify its food supply with folic acid. The United States does fortify the food supply with folic acid. This means that we already get a supplemental form of this nutrient in our diets in high amounts. This also means that the harms of taking additional folic acid supplements are more likely to occur in people who are living in the US.

The bottom line is that we should get our folic acid from foods naturally high in this nutrient, not from pills. No studies have ever shown that getting plenty of folic acid from food increases cancer risk. Plus, studies do show that eating folic acid-rich foods likely decreases cancer risk. The same is definitely not true of folic acid supplements.

Taking folic acid as a dietary supplement is not a good idea, unless advised to do so by your doctor, for a specific medical reason, such as pregnancy. Eating foods that are naturally rich in folic acid (not foods that are fortified) is a good idea for everyone, because these are the same foods that appear to reduce cancer risk when part of a healthy diet.

Healthy Eats

The best, natural food sources of folic acid include:

• black-eyed peas (beans)
• pinto beans
• chickpeas (garbanzo beans)
• spinach
• okra
• black beans, navy beans, and other beans
• asparagus
• collard greens
• kale
• chard
• other green leafy vegetables
• broccoli
• artichokes

Folic Acid and B12 Supplements Increase Cancer Risk originally appeared on About.com Colon Cancer on Saturday, November 21st, 2009 at 01:02:17.

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]]> http://aninconvenienttumor.posterous.com/are-you-nuts http://aninconvenienttumor.posterous.com/are-you-nuts This is the question that I've been getting from more than a few people this past week.

Why?

Because I decided to make 300 bags of cookies and brownies for the Laughs For Bald Bryan VIP reception. Since I've been baking so much lately I decided that I'd really love to make a bunch of cookies and brownies as a "thank you" to the people in the VIP section. I would've made 1200 of them, but that was ridiculous. Bryan and I have been really overwhelmed at the response to tonight's (EEK!) fundraiser and wanted to thank people. We weren't sure how, until I offered up my baking services. Since we've had a pretty quiet week, I've had a lot of time to get baking done. I baked for about 7 hours on Wednesday afternoon/night. Turns out that was the "easy" part, as cutting and inserting turtle brownies into little cellophane bags can be a pretty sticky situation. Pun intended.

Regardless, this is my first big baking adventure and it was really fun. Check out the photos and you can see my progress. If you're at the VIP section tonight, make sure to grab a cookie or brownie bag. There are turtle brownies, peanut butter swirl brownies, sea salt/chocolate cookies, peanut butter cup cookies and toffee crunch cookies. Yum!

I'll also post photos and a story on my officially-named food blog, www.pardonmycrumbs.com!






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COLUMBUS, OHIO - I never met Stefanie Spielman, nor have I met her husband, Chris. She died yesterday at age 42 from breast cancer, leaving Chris and 4 young children; Madison, Noah, Macy and Audrey. Please keep them in your prayers. While I don’t know them, I do know a friend of theirs – and I know their story. If you don’t, I’d like to take just a moment and share it with you. They were college sweethearts, Chris the All-American football linebacker and Stefanie the love of his life. She was 30 and pregnant when she found the lump during a self-exam, sadly this isn’t such a surprise anymore is it? Stefanie later found out the tumor was malignant and also miscarried. To hear of someone so young being diagnosed; I fear we are almost numb to these statistics. She said once "I know there's a reason God gave me breast cancer, and I'm supposed to do something with it." Chris quit his job with the NFL to be by her side during her journey. He shaved his head when she started chemo. This type of quiet valor is almost completely inconceivable. I often see husbands who are supportive and kind, but I am sad to tell you I also see husbands who are not either of those things. Chris seems to be exemplary in this position - and the second man I’ve met or heard of this year in the NFL who were just wonderful when their wives went through breast cancer. Makes me look at football in a whole new light, let me tell you that! Chris gave up so much to be near Stefanie when she needed him most, but I would guess if you asked him today he wouldn’t even have to tell you it was worth it. I’m fairly certain you could see it in his eyes.

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]]> http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171677.php http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171677.php http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171662.php http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171662.php http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171645.php http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171645.php http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171628.php http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171628.php http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171623.php http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171623.php http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171616.php http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/171616.php http://news.biocompare.com/newsstory.asp?id=300285 http://news.biocompare.com/newsstory.asp?id=300285 http://helpingtami.blogspot.com/2009/11/extreme-home-makeovers-features-bone.html http://helpingtami.blogspot.com/2009/11/extreme-home-makeovers-features-bone.html CLICK HERE to watch it on ABC.com. The Stott family has been through a lot. First Joey Stott got Leukemia. After receiving a bone marrow transplant from an anonymous donor located on the National Marrow Donor Program registry, her family suffered a second set back when their house caught fire and was damaged beyond repair by smoke and water damage.

Enter Ty Pennington and the Extreme Home Makeover crew. Not only did they build the Stotts a new house and barn for their sheep, they also brought Joey's bone marrow donor with them giving Joey her first opportunity to meet Tom since he saved her life. The picture above is Joey, seeing Tom walk out of the Extreme Home Makeover bus moments after being told he was there.

And this is Tom, one of the 7.4 million Americans who joined the National Marrow Donor Program in the hopes of someday saving a life.

Be sure you have a big box of Kleenex® with you when you watch this episode. It's a total tear jerker.

The best part is that it's a great segment about why to join the registry, what it's like to donate your marrow and there were even two donor drives held during the filming of this episode. And actor David Duchovny comes onsite and helps to build the new home for the Stotts. CLICK HERE to watch it on ABC.com.

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