in case you are interested
Also, Hester Hill has a great blog called Living Beyond Breast Cancer, she is an oncology social worker who has had breast cancer twice. she has wriiten books and is married to an oncologist. Many of her blogs are also very timely, giving great info, and I trust it.
The cure magazine I read about here, but wanted to mention it agian to the new people, and the blog I know because Hester was/is my social worker during treatment. Happy 4th all. Happy Birthday America!
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I subscribe too and really
I subscribe too and really enjoy the magazine. Here is a link:
Cure Magazine0 -
Penny
Thanks for the information about the magazine; I just signed up. And I did get Hester's book after hearing people on here talk about it. It was very helpful and I too would highly recommend getting a copy. How lucky were you to have her as your social worker! Hope you are enjoying your Fourth! Hugs, Linda0 -
The issue this summer (Ilinpsu said:Penny
Thanks for the information about the magazine; I just signed up. And I did get Hester's book after hearing people on here talk about it. It was very helpful and I too would highly recommend getting a copy. How lucky were you to have her as your social worker! Hope you are enjoying your Fourth! Hugs, Linda
The issue this summer (I belive it is quarterly not monthly) has articles on survivors using art to promote well-being and the importance of advance care planning. There is also a fascinating article on new therapies for melanoma (using the immune system to fight cancer). And the best news is that it really is free to survivors. Yay!0 -
Thanks CCCypressCynthia said:The issue this summer (I
The issue this summer (I belive it is quarterly not monthly) has articles on survivors using art to promote well-being and the importance of advance care planning. There is also a fascinating article on new therapies for melanoma (using the immune system to fight cancer). And the best news is that it really is free to survivors. Yay!
I just signed up for the free copy of CURE. Look forward to reading it.
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I have seen the magazine at
I have seen the magazine at the clinics I visit from time to time. Thanks for the share. How special to say the social worker who helped you during treatment is also a published writer. Happy 4th to you.
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her blog is great as itBella Luna said:I have seen the magazine at
I have seen the magazine at the clinics I visit from time to time. Thanks for the share. How special to say the social worker who helped you during treatment is also a published writer. Happy 4th to you.
Ines
her blog is great as it includes the newest findings, research on all issues, she provides websites and links to info it covers a broad range of topics, menopause, hot flashes, etc.. check it out it is not one of those blogs where people write their personal thoughts per se.0 -
Thanks for this info! ThinkCypressCynthia said:I subscribe too and really
I subscribe too and really enjoy the magazine. Here is a link:
Cure Magazine
Thanks for this info! Think I will subscribe to this too.0
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