Aries
MAR 21 - APR 19
This week, profound experiences are possible.
The week begins on Sunday, September 10, with the moon in Cancer opposing Pluto in Capricorn. Today’s experiences might feel quite profound. Aries, the Universe is reaching out to send you a message, but if you’re operating on autopilot, you could miss it.
On Monday, September 11, Mercury retrograde in Virgo and your house of daily routines makes a semisextile to Mars in Libra. Someone might want to tempt you away from your schedule. You have a lot to do, but their offer is tantalizing. Aries, this could be a friend asking you to take a long lunch or a romantic opportunity that lasts all afternoon.
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Elle Macpherson says she refused chemotherapy after breast cancer diagnosis. Here's what oncologists think.
The actress chose "holistic" treatments instead of chemotherapy, but doctors say these are better used alongside standard cancer treatments.
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