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I don't think video games are wrong. They are entertaiment. Just don't spend too much money or time that you should be spending on other things.

My sister in law just got married. She met online. Not the Christian one, but I know for a fact the online dating can work. I'd just be much more careful if I did it.

fun. thanks for sharing.

I like to SCUBA, although it's actually relaxing. I've also dove in the ocean with sharks, but that's not much of a hobby as it is a one time adventure.

I've flown a few fun RCs, but the helicopters break really easily. However, there's nothing much cooler than watching one hover in your living room. Surreal!

Interesting. I think he'd do just like what he did when he was here. Walk, talk, preach, love....and eat!

usually things with a high dollar, and low shipping- like DVDs, games, etc.

Walking can be fun, healthy, and not seen as exercising. Especially if you walk with someone you like to talk with.

The Hulk is the most powerful being in the Marvel Universe - maybe closely followed by Galactus. Batman doesn't stand a chance against either.

I enjoy board games and playing with my kids.

There is a program the American Cancer Society offers. It's called Look Good Feel Better. I think it's lookgoodfeelbetter .org They have tips to help you look better, take care of your skin, draw on eyebrows and eyelashes, etc. Check it out. The whole purpose is to make you feel better and gain...

If you're young and a breast cancer survivor, you can help others with your story. Reach out to your church, hospital, or other places and I'm sure there are other ladies going through what you did. If you're young and in remission, I'm sure you can encourage them through your story.

The American Cancer Society has a Cancer Survivors Network where survivors and patients can talk and encourage online like a forum. Visit cancer.org and search for cancer survivors network.

Congratulations to all the survivors out there!

There are support groups to help people just like you. I would consider looking into them. Why not get support from people that understand. Check the American Cancer Society website, or call them at 1-800-227-2345 and they can tell you what groups meet around you. They have other stuff to help too.

I'm not sure if you're backslidden and have cancer or not- but if you're here, then you're not too far from asking for help. Instead of asking us for help and advice, I'd start with prayer. It may feel weird, but after a while you'll find that connection again and know that God has always been...

I work with cancer patients. If you are survivor, you have my congratulations.

I work with cancer patients, and I know the stress you can go through. Talk with your doctors, family, and do a lot of praying. Stopping treatment may sound like a nice out now, but may not fix any of your long term issues. Don't lose hope, don't give up. One day at a time.

There are lots and lots of cancer patients around. You may check with your church prayer list, or even see if there are people at your local treatment center that you can pray for. Keep up the good work.

I work for the American Cancer Society. There is help out there for people with cancer, and sometimes (like with me) when you get help, you're also talking to a Christian that is willing to pray for you, encourage you, etc.