One resource that I’ve recommended countless times to cancer patients and now clients is the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (NCCS). America’s oldest cancer survivor-led organization, NCCS takes a unique and powerful stance in championing quality cancer care for all across the United States. This article describes the organization, and how their resources can help you. […]
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The importance of hydration during cancer treatment cannot be overstated. Proper fluid levels are necessary to keep your immune system working well to fight off cancer cells. Hydration also improves energy and helps ensure all your organs are working as best as they can. But some people with cancer struggle with dehydration. This article explores
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It’s common to hear reminders to check the breasts or testicles for signs of cancer, but did you know you should also check for signs of cancer in your nails? Your nails can be windows into your internal health. Changes in your nails can signal a number of conditions, from low levels of certain vitamins
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Juicing for cancer recipes can address several issues that a person with cancer might have. They need to boost their immune system to keep it as healthy as possible to best fight off cancer cells. They may have a loss of appetite but still need to consume fresh fruits and vegetables. If they’re receiving chemotherapy
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My Cancer Resources is reader-supported. When you buy through links on the site, I may earn a small affiliate commission, at no cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. A common side effect for people who have had lymph nodes removed or damaged by surgery or radiation, is lymphedema. This
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In 2017 alone, an estimated 5.8 million people delayed medical care because of a lack of transportation. Many of these instances could have been avoided if free transportation for cancer patients was available. Transportation remains a major challenge today for people with cancer. In an informal survey of my newsletter subscribers, many stated that two of the
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Just as the month of February is Bile Duct Cancer Awareness Month, it’s also Gallbladder Cancer Awareness Month. Both of these parts of the body work together to digest food. Fortunately, gallbladder cancer is a rare disease. Unfortunately, it is often not discovered or diagnosed until it is already in an advanced stage, possibly already spread
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February 4th is World Cancer Day. This initiative was started in 2000 by the Union for International Cancer Control. The purpose of this international event is to raise awareness, promote education and encourage personal, collective and government action to prevent cancer and make access to life-saving care accessible for all. To celebrate this important and worthwhile goal,
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A question I’m frequently asked after someone’s cancer diagnosis is ‘will I lose my hair?’ This is understandable – one of the most distressing side effects of treatment for many is losing their hair. Of course, I can’t guarantee whether someone will lose a little, a lot, or no hair if they’re receiving chemotherapy. There
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The month of February is bile duct cancer awareness month. Not many know about this rare cancer, which is also called cholangiocarcinoma. This article will review what the bile ducts are and how they’re important to your body, signs and symptoms of bile duct cancer, and how it’s diagnosed and treated. Understanding the Bile Ducts
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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!
