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While wanting to shield children from tough stuff like cancer is a natural inclination, I would like to propose an alternative approach.
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Only 11 weeks after my dad was diagnosed with advanced colon cancer, I too became a member of the cancer club. I had melanoma.
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Tips for coping with cancer-related gastrointestinal complications.
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Cancer is no longer the first thing that comes to my mind upon waking.
MoreEmbracing Survivorship
Here’s helpful advice on how to make the most out of life after cancer treatment.
MoreWhen Your Child Has Cancer
You wake up. You only have a second before reality punches you in the gut. The tears begin to fall. Soon they are streaming down your face.
MoreSupportive Care for Lung Cancer Survivors
Supportive care is a term that refers to treatment that aims to decrease or eliminate symptoms associated with cancer.
MoreHow to be a Friend to Someone with Cancer
“Hi, friend. I wanted to let you know I have some bad news. I have cancer.”
MoreThe Power of Acceptance
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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