The Topic Is Cancer Posts
Overwhelmed by Too Much Health Advice? Cheat Sheet for Women’s Cancer Screenings and Good Health
Our “cheat sheet” summarizes the cancer screenings most women need. But remember, there’s more to your health than just cancer screenings. Print the cheat sheet and take it with you to your next well-woman exam, so you can write down tests your doctor may recommend for other diseases or conditions such as diabetes, osteoporosis, high blood pressure, or cholesterol. Read More >
Posted on by 11 CommentsI Have Liver Cancer, But You Don’t Have To
An illness caught Gary, 61, off guard in 2013. When doctors suggested he go for more tests, he knew his condition was more severe than he first guessed. But the test results found something he never expected: liver cancer. Read More >
Posted on by 14 CommentsMy Personal Prescription for Surviving Cancer
“I began my journey back to health by relying on my support network and positive attitude. I also work at keeping a confident outlook on life by participating in cancer discussion groups with other survivors. Their stories encourage me.” Read More >
Posted on by 4 CommentsChemotherapy’s Most Serious Side Effect
“I’m often asked about the side effects of chemotherapy. Usually, they want to know if they’ll lose their hair. I answer this question for them (depends on the type of chemotherapy), but then start talking about a more serious side effect called neutropenia.” Read More >
Posted on by 3 CommentsBeing a Cancer Survivor Reminds Me Life Is Precious
“It hasn’t been easy. I’ve gone through bouts of fear, anxiety, and disappointment on my way back to wellness. On the other hand, I have been able to regain my happy life. My diagnosis has given me a greater appreciation for life.” Read More >
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