Learning to Cope
Coping with cancer is a step by step process. Articles and resources discuss combating fatigue and depression, developing a support system online and through friends and family. Also featured are great resources for support groups.
How To Tell Friends and Family That You Have Cancer
How did you reveal to friends and family that you had cancer? Share your experience with those who may be struggling to tell their loved ones that they have cancer.
How did you reveal to friends and family that you had cancer? Share your experience with those who may be struggling to tell their loved ones that they have cancer.
Caregiver Burnout
Caregiver burnout is a common occurrence among those who act as caregivers. Learn how to recognize burnout, prevention, and what to do if you experience it.
Caregiver burnout is a common occurrence among those who act as caregivers. Learn how to recognize burnout, prevention, and what to do if you experience it.
Blogging About Your Cancer Treatment
A look into why blogging about your cancer treatment can help you cope and help others.
A look into why blogging about your cancer treatment can help you cope and help others.
Cancer Support Groups
Support groups for cancer patients and their families can be a valuable resource for coping with the disease. A look into support groups, how they can help, and what services are offered.
Support groups for cancer patients and their families can be a valuable resource for coping with the disease. A look into support groups, how they can help, and what services are offered.
The Ten Commandments for Cancer Survival
The book, Cancer Schmancer, written by Paul H. Klein features commandments for cancer patients that are very inspirational. Keep a copy with you, and every time you feel down, pull them out and take a look. It really does help!
The book, Cancer Schmancer, written by Paul H. Klein features commandments for cancer patients that are very inspirational. Keep a copy with you, and every time you feel down, pull them out and take a look. It really does help!