Nothing prepared me for how to deal with survivor’s guilt as a breast cancer survivor. I’d heard of survivor’s guilt but assumed it occurred in soldiers who survived a battle when their buddies didn’t. Or for the sole survivor of a plane or car crash. To feel guilty for surviving cancer when someone else didn’t was unexpected for me. My…
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Filed Under: Health, Healthy Living
Practical Tips to Conquer Insomnia and Sleep Issues for Breast Cancer Patients and Survivors. If you’re a breast cancer patient or survivor, you probably struggle with insomnia and sleep issues. Perhaps more often than not, you find yourself lying in bed, staring at the ceiling, mind racing and wishing you could fall asleep. You’re not alone. According to the National…
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25 Helpful Ways to Beat the Breast Cancer Blues
Filed Under: Faith & Inspiration
Simple Tips to Lift Your Spirit When Breast Cancer Gets You Down Going through breast cancer is tough. Whether newly diagnosed, going through treatment, or a breast cancer survivor, at some time during your breast cancer journey, you’re going to feel down. I know I did and still do sometimes. And while it’s okay to feel sad or glum occasionally,…
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How to Help Someone During Cancer Treatments
Filed Under: Breast Cancer, Gift Giving, Hope & Healing
List of Ways You Can Help and Encourage a Friend or Family Member Going Through Cancer Treatments. Positive Things You Can Do to Help Someone You Love During Cancer Treatments. Having cancer can be a terrifying, emotional, and often lonely journey. Knowing that others care about you, are praying for you, and are there for you means so much. My…
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Warning! What You Need To Know Before Saying No to Hormone Blockers
Filed Under: Breast Cancer, Hormone Treatment Therapy
You’ve made it through chemo, surgery, and radiation. Your oncologist tells you there’s no sign of disease. You’ve finished your breast cancer treatments. Or so you think. But now your oncologist says you’ll need to take a hormone blocker or an aromatase inhibitor for the next several years. You pick up your prescription and read the list of possible side…
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