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Coping® magazine is proud to be an ongoing national sponsor of National Cancer Survivors Day® (NCSD).
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A growing body of research suggests that cancer survivors who practice these techniques may have improved sleep, more energy, and less anxiety.
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New love brings new possibilities. It brings the excitement of getting to know someone intimately, both as a person and as a sexual being.
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Dubbed the Warrior Marathon Runner, Carol Dellinger has run a marathon a month for the past 25 years.
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