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Staying Hopeful When the Odds of Surviving Cancer Are Long: A Follow-Up
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Barbara Tako
Barbara Tako is a breast cancer survivor (2010), melanoma survivor (2014) and author of Cancer Survivorship Coping Tools—We'll Get You Through This. She is a cancer coping advocate, speaker and published writer for television, radio and other venues across the country. She lives, survives, and thrives in Minnesota with her husband, children and dog. See more at www.cancersurvivorshipcopingtools.com,or www.clutterclearingchoices.com.
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How To Handle The Cold (And Heat) During and After Cancer
A long-term cancer survivor shares her tips on getting through the winter cold that bites a little extra for survivors and patients with cancer.
Linnea Olson
Linnea Olson was diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer in April of 2005. In addition to being a vocal advocate for cancer patients, Linnea is a mother, artist, writer, friend, adventurer. She refers to herself as a terminal optimist; someone who is living (each day to the fullest) with stage 4 lung cancer. Linnea also writes at outlivinglungcancer.com.
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From Brave To Fearless: How Volunteering In Peru Shifted My Cancer Perspective
Traveling helped me remove myself from the storyline of cancer and reconnect with the world around me.
Brielle Benyon
Brielle Benyon, Assistant Managing Editor for
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Targeted Therapy Outperforms Standard Care in Metastatic Solid Cancers
Patients with metastatic disease whose cancers were tested and treated for specific mutations tended to have better outcomes than those given the standard of care.
Debbie Woodbury
A seven-year breast cancer survivor, Debbie Woodbury writes and speaks about the emotional fallout of living with cancer. Her books, You Can Thrive After Treatment and How to Build an Amazing Life After Treatment (Amazon), share simple secrets to creating inspired healing, wellness and live out loud joy beyond cancer. Debbie blogs at WhereWeGoNow.com and you can find her writing at Positively Positive and the Huffington Post.
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Seven Thoughts on Accepting Change After Cancer
Like in life, the only constant in cancer is change. Fighting it just adds to the misery.
Khevin Barnes
Khevin Barnes is a writer and breast cancer advocate living in Vail, Arizona with his wife, two cats and a desert tortoise. He is a retired stage magician and now, a hopelessly obsessive five-string banjo player. He was diagnosed with male breast cancer in 2014.
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Approaching My 10-Year Cancerversary with Male Breast Cancer
As I approach my 10-year cancerversary, I reflect on the worst and best experiences.