Two Rules of Thumb for Cancer Care with Donald Abrams, MD

CancerChoices advisor Donald Abrams, MD, and CancerChoices co-founder Michael Lerner discuss two rules of thumb for cancer care: avoiding hasty decisions and verifying the pathology report.

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Barbara Wolf Terao: Yew and Me

Dealing with something as difficult as cancer, partnerships can easily unravel. Or, if we can manage it, we weave new connections as we call on inner and outer resources previously unknown.

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Maisie Greer: Weaving Circles of Love

Letting people in to help was the greatest gift of grace we gave and received.

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Adrienne Dern: Still Here

My new life was about to begin, but I didn’t know that yet. 

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Kozo Hattori: Grounding into Uncertainty

I’m so grateful for all the love and support I have experienced on this healing journey.

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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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Ayahuasca and Cancer: One Man’s Experience

I will continue to treat my body and my spirit with ayahuasca, and work to teach others to respect it.

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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: Building My New Normal with the 7 Lifestyle Practices

The 7 Lifestyle Practices are so fundamental to overall good health that you’ll benefit from adopting them even if cancer weren’t your main concern.

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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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