Embracing Survivorship
Here’s helpful advice on how to make the most out of life after cancer treatment.
MoreHere’s helpful advice on how to make the most out of life after cancer treatment.
MoreSupportive care is a term that refers to treatment that aims to decrease or eliminate symptoms associated with cancer.
MoreLearning 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.
MoreBridging the gap between ancient healing and modern medicine.
MoreConvincing people with cancer to write about their thoughts and feelings as a coping strategy can be a hard sell.
MoreIf you’re facing the challenge of parenting with cancer, you’re not alone – many cancer survivors have children under the age of 18.
MoreMost 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.
MoreWhether you have cancer, had cancer, or are caring for someone with cancer, that word – cancer – likely enters your mind a lot.
MoreFor most, the holiday season is a wonderful time of year, filled with cherished traditions and time spent with loved ones.
MoreIt has been six years since the American College of Sports Medicine published their recommendations that all cancer survivors should strive to avoid inactivity.
MoreHow are you? This is often the first thing a doctor says when you arrive for an appointment.
MoreHere are five legal healthcare tips for cancer survivors.
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