There are so many terms to learn when first diagnosed with cancer, it can be hard to keep up with this new language. One of the first questions that many people with cancer have when they’re first diagnosed is ‘Can my cancer be cured?’. Oncologists may start throwing out words like partial remission, complete remission, […]
Cure, Remission & NED in Cancer: Meaning and Differences Read More »
If you’re going to receive chemotherapy as part of your treatment plan, it’s likely that your healthcare provider has recommended a port, also called a port-a-cath. A chemo port is a small implantable device about the size of a quarter that is placed under the skin and has a flexible tube that connects to a
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With a cancer diagnosis, you’re immediately thrown into a world of unknown specialists and treatment options. This post describes the different types of cancer doctors that you may meet, what they do, and the specialized education they have completed. Hopefully, this will help you feel more confident as you navigate the world of cancer care.
Understanding the Different Types of Cancer Doctors: A Guide for Patients and Caregivers Read More »
The way I work with people with cancer and their caregivers is to use a holistic approach. Holistic is a term that means to look at the whole of a thing, and not just its separate parts. Holistic health care (and holistic cancer coaching) focuses on the health of your entire being. This means that
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