Advice from a Teenage Cancer Survivor
Nearly 16,000 U.S. children and adolescents under the age of 20 are diagnosed with cancer each year. I am one of them.
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Here’s what you need to know if you find that your cognitive functioning just isn’t the same since you started treatment.
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A cancer diagnosis is naturally unsettling, evoking a wide range of emotions. Here are five tips for taking charge of your healthcare.
MoreThe Sound of Healing
A look at music therapy for cancer survivors.
MoreThe Role of Ritual in Celebration and Healing after Cancer
Here are some examples of rituals you may find meaningful.
MoreHolding On To Hope
This one little word can hold great meaning, especially for cancer survivors
MoreFeeling Fatigued?
Here are some strategies to help you cope.
MoreFood for Life
One thing most survivors can control is nutrition.
MoreHow Mindfulness Can Help You Manage Cancer-Related Pain
How mindfulness can help you manage cancer-related pain.
MoreFinding Freedom in Forgiveness
Forgiveness is a process. Here’s how you can practice it.
MoreCook for Your Life
When you have cancer, cooking isn’t just about eating healthy.
MorePost-Traumatic Growth
Try to be both realistic and optimistic as you care for yourself after cancer.
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