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Dealing with Treatment |
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Your Healing Attitude |
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Manage Your Stress |
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Beyond Cancer |
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"I wanted to get back to a normal life..." --Wendy, Cancer survivor "I won't feel comfortable until I am sure that the disease is totally behind me." --Mary, Breast-cancer survivor "It's something that I have learned to live with...it's always there in the background." --Janet, Breast-cancer survivor Once you have been diagnosed with cancer and have moved through a treatment protocol, you may reach a point where the cancer is considered to be in remission or "cured." Of course, you hope it's over. And there's good reason to hope. Many women are cancer survivors and new strides are being made every year. Or, perhaps your cancer is recurring and you have to deal with the illness anew. You have changed. Your life has changed -- hopefully for the better. This next section will help you put your cancer experience into perspective.
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