It’s normal to have doubts when you receive your breast cancer treatment plan. That nagging voice in your mind says, “Should I get a second opinion? Is this the right treatment plan? How do I know?” I had the same concerns when I began my breast cancer journey. And, while I can’t give you medical advice, I can tell you…
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Free Simple Comfort Crochet Chemo Cap Pattern
Filed Under: Breast Cancer, Creative, DIY
Make This Easy Chemo Cap for Yourself, Family, Friends, or Donate to Organizations. Now that it’s Fall, I just have to share this quick and easy crochet chemo cap pattern with you! And while I know it’s still warm for many of us, other areas of the country are already experiencing much cooler temperatures. Besides, soon it will be winter,…
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Should I Shave My Head? What You Need to Know About Hair Loss During Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer
Filed Under: Breast Cancer
As I looked down and saw those first few strands of hair in the sink, hot tears streamed down my cheeks. I’d dreaded this moment since I heard the word “chemotherapy,” and now that it was here. I didn’t know what to do. No one is ever prepared to lose their hair. The Two Most Often Asked Questions About Hair…
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How to Overcome Survivor’s Guilt as a Breast Cancer Survivor
Filed Under: Breast Cancer, Faith & Inspiration, Hope & Healing, Survivor Tips
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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Tremendous Breast Cancer Tips to Beat Insomnia and Sleep Better
Filed Under: Breast Cancer, Health, Healthy Living, Survivor Tips
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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