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How Expressive Writing Can Help You Heal

By Coping Magazine 18 Jun, 2018 CANCER, HOW TO COPE - SURVIVOR MENTAL HEALTH, MINDFULNESS, WRITING

Expressive writing goes beyond your standard journal writing.

Here’s What I Know about Coping with Cancer

By Coping Magazine 12 Jun, 2018 CANCER, HOW TO COPE - SURVIVOR, SURVIVOR BLOOD AND BONE MARROW CANCER, COPING WITH CANCER, THERAPY

Real advice from a leukemia survivor turned cancer therapist.

The Power of Hope

By Coping Magazine 11 Jun, 2018 CANCER, HOW TO COPE - SURVIVOR, SURVIVOR COPING WITH CANCER, HOPE

Being diagnosed with a type of cancer with no known cure can leave a person feeling hopeless. I felt that firsthand when diagnosed decades ago.

Cancer Survivor and Elite Runner Gabriele “Gabe” Grunewald

By Coping Magazine 30 May, 2018 CANCER, SURVIVOR CARCINOMA, CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS, COPING WITH CANCER, ORAL HEAD NECK AND THYROID CANCER, THYROID CANCER

A Q&A with the inspirational runner.

Tend to Your Spirit

By Coping Magazine 29 May, 2018 CANCER, HOW TO COPE - SURVIVOR COPING WITH CANCER, SPIRITUALITY

Merriam-Webster’s first definition of the word heal is “to make sound or whole.” So when we talk about healing, we have to address all the components of our wholeness.

Making it Work

By Coping Magazine 29 May, 2018 CANCER, HOW TO COPE - SURVIVOR EMPLOYMENT

Expert tips for navigating the workplace during cancer treatment.

Meditation as a Path to Healing

By Coping Magazine 15 May, 2018 CANCER, HOW TO COPE - SURVIVOR, SURVIVOR BREAST CANCER, MEDITATION

Four years ago, I was diagnosed with stage III breast cancer. As with every cancer survivor, my journey began when I heard my doctor say those three words: “You have cancer.”

When You Have Cancer and You Can’t Sleep

By Coping Magazine 15 May, 2018 CANCER, SIDE EFFECTS, UNDERSTANDING CANCER SLEEP

How cancer affects your sleep, what you can do about it, and when to call your doctor.

Wings for Life

By Coping Magazine 15 May, 2018 CANCER, CAREGIVER, HOW TO COPE - SURVIVOR CANCER TREATMENT, COPING WITH CANCER

For cancer survivors, distant travel is sometimes necessary to reach a cancer center or hospital for treatment or a second opinion that is not available in their local communities.