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Don’t let these common myths keep you from experiencing the joy and healing that can happen when you journal.
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What you need to know for job search success as a cancer survivor.
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A metastatic breast cancer diagnosis can leave you and your loved ones feeling uncertain, anxious, and overwhelmed.
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I never expected this: I mean the chemo-scene. Here I am in the chemo ward taking a few light treatments to dissolve a bizarre bacterial attempt to invade my right lung.
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When she was diagnosed with cervical cancer, she kept the news quiet. Now, she wants everybody to talk about it.
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When art therapist Nina Beaty was diagnosed with cancer, she turned to art to help her get through.
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Tips for supporting a family who is facing cancer.
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