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Seven Chemo Pro Tips

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Chemo is a tough slog, but advice from others who have been there can help make it a bit easier.

If you would like to confidentially participate in an international registry that tracks the pregnancy outcomes and long-term health of women, and children of women diagnosed with cancer during pregnancy, please contact Elyce Cardonick.

Just as electronic health records revolutionized the healthcare industry for nurses and doctors, patient portals are giving patients new ways to access their healthcare information and communicate with members of their healthcare team.

Fear Less

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A cancer diagnosis brings with it a world of fears, but living with advanced/terminal cancer puts the other fears into perspective.

Sometimes healing is less about what you do, but who you do it with. And remembering that even when you are sitting by yourself, it doesn't mean you are alone.

A good dose of time and small amount of faking it helped me resist some daily cancer fears living with stage 4 lung cancer.

We all want our doctors to be experts in treating our diseases, but what else do they need as they lead us through CancerLand? I wish my doctor knew ...

Knowing I have Lynch syndrome has been a double-edged sword for me. I feel fortunate to know I have Lynch – I have been the first in my family to take preemptive strikes against Lynch syndrome related cancers.

While the medical community delves into the mysteries of cancer and its undoing, we cancer survivors need immediate and long-term health practices that might tip the scale in our favor of survival.