Wanted to share with you some great information from the
Women's Sexual Health Journal on Cancer and Sexuality.

Because sexuality issues and cancer are rarely discussed and because October is breast cancer month, The Women's Sexual Health Foundation felt this was the perfect opportunity to share this issue with non-members to help readers understand that cancer can impact sexuality and intimacy and that there are solutions.

If you'd like to learn out more, www.twshf.org

I have a friend, Anne, who recently shared her surefire method for “getting it on.” Anne says it’s pretty straightforward, but she’s a scientist and thinks toying with ideas in human genetics makes for a relaxing hobby.

Here’s what you need:

1. One camping site, preferably near a river, with comfy tent all ready to go.
2. Fixings for at least six “White Russians” (equal parts Vodka, Kahlua, and cream). “And don’t skimp on the cream!” says Anne. “This is not the time to be worried about the diet.”

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