Finding ways to ease the financial (and accompanying emotional) burdens on cancer patients and their families benefit cancer care for patients at every stage. Imagine if patients could worry less about affording their medications, and more about remembering to take them.
You know your child better than anyone, and it’s up to you to decide when, how, and what to tell your child based on their developmental level. Just keep lines of communication open and listen to your child’s concerns. Let them know it’s okay to talk and ask questions even if they feel sad or upset.
Cancer’s no joke, but you can’t feel bad about it all the time. Sometimes you just need to laugh in its big dumb face. Laugh till you cry and then laugh again.
After I passed that five-year mark and entered the survivorship phase, I decided to make a career change and put the skills I had gained fighting cancer to good use.
One of the greatest challenges in facing cancer is the fact that you suddenly have a million medical details to manage (appointments, records, bills, medications) and they’re on top of all the regular-life stuff you’re already juggling. Here are some online tools to help you keep the non-cancer parts of your life functioning
Cancer impacts entire families; children like me can suffer long-term effects, such as anxiety, worry, and the fear of the unknown.
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Fighting cancer is tough. Fighting it alone is even tougher. Asking for help is critical to getting through the journey.
Ditch the bottled grocery-store dressings and make your own salad dressing. This has six ingredients and you will love it! No preservatives, nothing artificial — just pure goodness.
Try adding my avocado chocolate mousse as icing with a little coconut whipped topping and you’ll be in yumville.
The combination of figs and balsamic vinegar make this dressing the perfect combination of sweet and tangy.
These tasty patties are so loaded with flavor and protein you won’t even miss the meat. Add healthy toppings of your choosing to complete.
You will have no idea you are eating a nutrient-dense dessert and neither will anyone you share this dessert with.
Massage the kale leaves to soften them. Add cranberries and slivered almonds, and then top it all with my citrus vinaigrette.
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