After cancer, taking time to rest and travel can create space to heal, reconnect and remember that life is about more than simply surviving.
|Articles|June 1, 2022
Reassurance for Genetic Testing
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Genetic testing can be scary but finding out the results can be even scarier. However, whether you know your genetic status or not doesn’t change the FACT of it: It’s either positive or negative. Kristen Carter offers her advice on how to face your fear of genetic testing.
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