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CURE

Winter 2013
Volume12
Issue 4

Reel Recovery Retreats

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Jon Garinn

Reel Recovery offers free fly-fishing retreats for men recovering from cancer.

For men who have cancer, talking about their disease can sometimes be a challenge. That’s why Reel Recovery offers free fly-fishing retreats for men recovering from all forms of cancer. For more than a decade, the nonprofit organization has combined expert fly-fishing instruction with directed conversations, giving participants time to share their stories, learn a new skill and form friendships. To learn more about the 2014 retreat lineup, visit reelrecovery.org.

Articles in this issue
Changing Course in Pancreatic Cancer
Message From the Editor
Dose of Reality Effective at Stopping Smokers
Michael Douglas Reveals He Had Tongue Cancer
Studies Confirm Effectiveness of Colorectal Cancer Screening
Reel Recovery Retreats
Dispatch: Society for Integrative Oncology's 10th Annual Meeting
Poor Kidney Function a Possibility in Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer
Personalized Medicine Should Include High-Quality, High-Value Care
How I Lost My Uterus and Found My Voice
Why Observing Treatment Milestones is an Individual Decision
For Caregivers: Tips Before Planning that "End of Treatment" Party
Solving the Treatment Resistance Riddle
Advances in Screening & Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer
Post-Mastectomy Pain Hits a Nerve

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