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Health care courses in Bangalore to help the world heal
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Added Jun 12, 2020With the world down with a catastrophic pandemic,. Nursing has become one of the high demand jobs in the healthcare sector, seconded only by that of surgery. Be it patient care, monitoring, and treatment require profound patience and social responsibility, apart from academic requirements. Acharya Institute of Health Sciences AIHS offers world-c…
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Added Jun 9, 2020In 1991, I was diagnosed with Stage 4 non-Hodgkins lymphoma in my thymus that had spread to my left lung. After surgery and chemo, Dr. Senecal suggested I have a bone marrow transplant. It was a miracle for me. This month I am celebrating my 28 year Anniversary of being free from lymphoma. Thank you Dr. Senecal! You are the best doctor ever.
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6 month check up
My diagnosis
Added Mar 13, 2020So I finished treatments last August and had a six month check and showing cancer free… praise God..
Still have some brain fog on days and learning to deal with after effects of radiation area. Having had anal cancer radiation set full on menopause into effect the hot flashes are the worst.. trying different things to get through this part of…
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Breast Cancer
My diagnosis
Added May 25, 2019I wondered from time to time what I would do if I ever came Uppitylady1? with a cancer diagnosis. When I did find out I had breast cancer the news was delivered by a gentleman with his hand on the door knob who I felt. couldn’t<t get out of the room fast enough. That<s ok with me I wanted to leave too.
My thought about what to do mexy took me a…
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Climbing the Cancer Mountain
Going through treatment
Updated Apr 15, 2019On the off chance that it may help someone else, I have published a personal memoir of my cancer treatment experiences. You can find it at the following link:
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There is a better place
Overcoming fear
Added Nov 12, 2018I was told I needed a liver transplant and I was worry at first. Then I thought about who created this body and my fear went away because I thought about what I had read in the Bible. ‘COURAGE in Time of Fear’ Psalm 46 and it over and over. I look at all things I have done in life and thought all the peoples I had met, and my family members I lo…
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Alway have HOPE!
What I've learned
Added Aug 22, 2018In June 2018 I celebrated my 20th year as a survivor. What a struggle and blessing!
Never give up HOPE!
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Added Feb 26, 2018NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY “WHAT THE HEALTH”
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Added Feb 16, 2014THIS IS A RECORD FROM MY DR de ZARRAGA JR.
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Cancer - The Secret Change
Living with cancerThis article, so very well written by a practicing oncologist, is superb! Dr. Salwitz truly captures the feelings that I (and probably thousands of other cancer patients) have. Cancer does suck! My cancer is rare. It grows slowly, but it grows. I do not “look like I have cancer.” I hear so often,“You really look great.” The problem is I …
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I'm Miriam W. and I'm in treatment for Stage 2 Triple Negative Breast Cancer
Preparing For Battle
What I've learned
Added Mar 9, 2013The first thing to do after you are diagnosed with Cancer, is to remember to BREATHE! It is a scary and daunting situation. You probably have a million questions and will have another million that you haven’t even thought of yet! Your feelings are perfectly normal.
What you may not know is that there have been many advances in treatments and …
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I Care - Please Read
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Added Jan 7, 2010LISTEN TO YOUR BODY
You’ve probably heard this before; however, it meant little to me until I was the one being told, " You have colorectal cancer." If you are experiencing something out of the ordinary, such as pain or discomfort that will not go away, call your doctor.OBTAIN FAMILY MEDICAL HISTORY
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Alway have HOPE!
What I've learned
Added Aug 22, 2018In June 2018 I celebrated my 20th year as a survivor. What a struggle and blessing!
Never give up HOPE!
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