Category: cancer survivors
World Cancer Day: Let’s Talk Openly About Cancer
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“One of the main things I learned is that you must trust your gut. If I feel something is not right with my health, I don’t dismiss it. Navigating this process can be hard. There is a huge need for advocates and volunteers to help patients navigate this process.” Read More >
Posted on by 3 CommentsProtect Yourself and Others: Get the Flu Shot
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Now more than ever, I feel even stronger about getting the flu shot, especially for people who have cancer now or have finished their treatment. People with cancer or cancer survivors may have a weak immune system due to their cancer or treatment. Read More >
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