"Surviving Cancer"
As a two-time victim of cancer, I have faced and survived the challenges you are facing right now.....both physical and mental. I want to share what I've learned with you and your loved ones to make your journey a bit easier.
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My Brain MRI Results (opens the original)
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I’ve spent enough years in medicine to know that waiting for screening results can create as much anxiety as the tests themselves. Even after decades of practicing medicine, I still find myself holding my breath until I hear the words, “Everything looks good.”This week, I finally got some of those words.My brain MRI came back clean. No tumors. No strokes. No infarcts. Just a little age-related shrinkage, which my doctors reassured me is a normal finding. So, despite what some people might think,
The Question Every Survivor Knows (opens the original)
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There is one question every cancer survivor hopes they’ll never have to ask.Not because we expect the answer to be “yes,” but because once you’ve heard the words, “You have cancer,” your mind never quite responds to symptoms the same way again.Most days, cancer isn’t the first thing I think about. Life has become wonderfully normal again. I work, spend time with my family, enjoy my animals, and make plans for the future.Then something changes.<a class="button primary" href="https://drtinaneel.su
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