Lindsay McDonell: When the Cancer Comes Roaring Back

I opened the email with my monthly blood lab results. My tumor markers doubled from 33 to 70 in a month. So much for stable.

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Vitamin D: Hit the Sweet Spot to Reduce Cancer Risk

Evidence so far shows a lower risk of many types of cancer among people with mid-range blood vitamin D levels compared to low levels. However, if your blood level is already in the middle range, taking vitamin D supplements might not bring much benefit regarding cancer risk.

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Kay: A Cancer Recurrence Story

Now that she’s completed her chemotherapy, she wants to explore healing practices and therapies that will help keep the cancer from recurring.

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Lindsay McDonell: Chemosensitivity Testing

BCCT/CancerChoices asked integrative oncology navigator and breast cancer survivor Lindsay McDonell to explain chemosensitivity testing for fellow cancer survivors.

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Leda Dederich: I Recognize This Weird Silver Lining of the Terminal Cancer Experience

Three years ago, at age 45, I found a lump in my breast that would mark the end of my life as I knew it.

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From Surgeon to Patient: The Unseen Side of Breast Cancer

It was only when I was diagnosed in 2015 with stage 3 breast cancer that I realised how little I actually knew, and how ill-prepared many patients are to face the hurdles in front of them.

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Lindsay McDonell: What’s Next? Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer

Five years into living with recurrence, I’m more focused on asking ‘What’s the next thing?’ and researching therapies put before me to figure out if they are likely to help me.

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Ruth Hennig: Cannabis as Part of Cancer Care from the Patient’s Perspective

It never occurred to me that cannabis could have therapeutic value.

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Ruth Hennig: Cancer, Again: Cancer as a Compass

The exploration revolves around finding peace and purpose in a life that has been touched but not defined or limited (yet) by cancer.

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Ruth Hennig: After Mastectomy Surgery: It’s the Little Things

Complementary therapies can help in so many important ways both as you prepare for surgery for breast cancer or any other type of cancer and during your recuperation after surgery.

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