September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. I’ve already written a post on childhood cancer facts, but today I want to highlight the appalling lack of funding for childhood cancer research in the United States. Here are some childhood cancer funding facts and suggestions on what each of us can do to turn this around. Funding is […]
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Getting a cancer diagnosis turns your world upside down. Suddenly, there are loads of tests to be run, decisions to be made, doctor visits, and treatments – it’s completely overwhelming. There’s also the logistics of getting to and from all the appointments for lab work, scans, cancer care at treatment centers, and follow-up appointments.
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September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. This silent cancer is the deadliest of all cancer of the female reproductive system, and (possibly because it involves the reproductive system) is not openly talked about. But because this type of cancer can affect any individual with ovaries, it is important to raise awareness so that people know
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In earlier posts, I’ve talked about why it’s important for people with cancer to stay hydrated. I’ve also shared some juicing recipes and talked about IV hydration therapy. One of the easiest ways to stay hydrated is to drink more water. Most of us think we drink more water than we actually do. Without a bottle that shows
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New resources are added to the library a few times a month, so check back in regularly to see what else I’ve created for you!
