Are There Other Types of Wights in GoT Than Just the Ice Wights of the Night King?

Are there other types of wights in GoT than just the ice wights of the Night King?

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Why is it that breast cancer is always being recognized but not the other types of cancers?

Well, it's Breast Cancer Awareness Month right now, so that's why you are hearing more about breast cancer at the moment. But yes, breast cancer does have a higher profile than other cancers, and there's a very simple reason - sheer hard work. Breast cancer awareness campaigns Awareness Month started as a campaign by ordinary women, most of whom had breast cancer or had lost someone to it, to raise awareness so that people knew the symptoms, examined themselves regularly, attended their routine mammograms etc. It caught the public imagination and enthusiastic participation and hard work by women made it grow into something nationally, then internationally, recognised. People have limited time for campaigns; those who campaign around illnesses are usually concerned with the illness that's affected them or their family. I know a couple who have a child with a very rare and life-threatening condition.

Much of their time is now taken up with campaigning around this condition - fund raising, agitating for more funding for research, more education, more awareness etc. They are doing what what the women who started the breast cancer awareness campaign did. And it's as a result of the hard work by those women that breast cancer is no longer the automatic death sentence it once was - but do not lose sight of the fact that in the US an average of 112 women die from breast cancer every day (that's one every 15 minutes); in the UK.that average is 33 a day - I do not have statistics for other countries. There are awareness campaigns and months for other cancers - but the fact is that none has had the hard work put into it that breast cancer awareness has - hard work by people affected by breast cancer and their families. I agree that awareness needs to be raised about other cancers too.and while I hate 'competitive illness' I can see why there is resentment about an imbalance in awareness and fund raising. BUT it does annoy me a little when people complain about the attention breast cancer receives in comparison to other cancers.

There is nothing to stop any group of people starting a campaign along the lines of the one started by those women who started all the breast. If prostate and colon cancers are causes close to your heart - and good for you if they are - there is nothing to stop you from enlisting the help of a couple of friends to start an awareness and fundraising campaign for any one of them. You would have to be prepared to be as dedicated and to work as hard as those women though. Talking of prostate cancer, have you heard of the 'Movember' campaign? It's a sponsored moustache growing event throughout each November to raise awareness and money for men's cancers, and prostate cancer in particular. The founder of the 'Movember' movement noticed the success of breast cancer campaigns and copied it.

He openly acknowledges his debt to (and admiration for) the hard work done by women around breast cancer. It inspired him to work similarly hard around the cancers he felt passionately about. And in 2009 Movember raised 5m for prostate cancer research in the 30 days of November in the UK alone. Now THERE'S someone who did not waste any time wondering about the attention breast cancer receives in comparison to other cancers, realised that the solution was not less attention for breast cancer, but more attention for other cancers, and started a campaign which became hugely successful in a very short space of time. Nothing to stop any person or group of people doing the same.

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Is this healthy? trying to eat vegan?

All healthy, but you need to eat more variety - lots of green vegies and other types of nuts (almonds and brazil nuts are good) and seeds (like pumpkin, sunflower and sesame). How about an avocado, hommus and salad wrap for lunch instead of the cereal?

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Do vegetarians eat fish or any other types of seafood?

There are different types of vegetarians, A pescatarian is someone who abstains from eating all meat and animal flesh except for seafood, so this is what you are describing. Lacto Ovo Vegetarians are people who do not eat beef, pork, poultry, fish, shellfish or animal flesh of any kind, but do eat eggs and dairy products. Lacto Vegetarian - vegetarian who does not eat eggs, but does eat dairy products. Ovo Vegetarian - refers to people who do not eat meat or dairy products but do eat eggs. Vegan - does not eat meat of any kind and also do not eat eggs, dairy products, or processed foods containing these or anything else that comes from an animal in any form, such as gelatin.