Supportive Care for Lung Cancer Survivors
Supportive care is a term that refers to treatment that aims to decrease or eliminate symptoms associated with cancer.
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“Hi, friend. I wanted to let you know I have some bad news. I have cancer.”
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Learning to accept my post-cancer impotence freed me to experience extraordinary intimacy, beyond anything I had even considered possible before cancer knocked on my door.
MoreIntegrative Oncology
Bridging the gap between ancient healing and modern medicine.
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Convincing people with cancer to write about their thoughts and feelings as a coping strategy can be a hard sell.
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While a cancer diagnosis is given to just one person, it can have a ripple effect on everyone who cares about that person.
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While poison ivy is probably the most well-known itch-inducing plant, a multitude of other plants, as well as many insects, can irritate your skin.
MoreWhat Do I Tell the Kids?
If you’re facing the challenge of parenting with cancer, you’re not alone – many cancer survivors have children under the age of 18.
MoreWhere Can I Go for Cancer Rehabilitation?
Finding rehabilitation services to help improve function and quality of life after cancer can be a challenge for many survivors.
MoreFinding My Cancer Lifeline
Cancer has always been a constant in my family. Even from an early age, I’ve always known I was at risk.
MoreSurviving Cancer With Music by Your Side
Whether you have cancer, had cancer, or are caring for someone with cancer, that word – cancer – likely enters your mind a lot.
MoreWhen Cancer Calls into Question Everything You Thought You Knew
Most of us walk through our lives feeling so certain of what we hold to be true; then along comes a crisis – like cancer – and suddenly all bets are off.
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