Receiving a cancer diagnosis is a life-altering event that can leave you feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about the future. Amidst the flurry of emotions and medical appointments, it’s crucial for you to arm yourself with knowledge to make informed decisions about their treatment and care. Here we will explore 5 steps to be informed about […]
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When dealing with the weight of a cancer diagnosis, especially that of your child, it can be incredibly overwhelming and daunting. Getting involved in local and national organizations can help provide a sense of community and belonging, and lift some of that stress of your shoulders. Furthermore, after your main journey with cancer is over,
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Pediatric cancer, though relatively rare compared to adult cancers, remains a significant health concern, impacting the lives of many children and their families. Understanding the common types of pediatric cancer is essential for early detection and improved treatment outcomes. Leukemia is the most prevalent type of cancer in children. It accounts for almost 1 out
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Breast cancer is a disease in which cells in the breast grow out of control. It can occur in both men and women, although it is far more common in women. Most breast cancers begin in the ducts or lobules. Breast cancer can spread outside the breast through blood vessels and lymph vessels. When breast
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A breast cancer diagnosis can be a challenging and overwhelming experience for individuals and their loved ones. CanSER’s Cancer Concierge program aims to provide experiential and emotional support to Breast Cancer patients/caretakers. We are an all-volunteer-run program, and our one and only goal is to help make your cancer journey just a little bit easier.
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What does remission mean? Remission is essentially when there are no more signs of cancer in your body, or the existing tumor is too small to detect. However, this does not ensure that you are “cured”, as undetectable cancer cells can still be living in your body. Because of this, keeping up with follow-up care
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Breast cancer is the 2nd most common cancer type in women in the US. However, remission is much more attainable when diagnosed early, which is why it is imperative to keep up with Breast Cancer screening and know your risk factors. Common risk factors for Breast Cancer are: Although many of these factors are inherent,
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As parents or caregivers of kids with cancer, you take on an immense burden of both supporting yourself and your child under the enormous pressure of cancer. Although it may sometimes feel overwhelming or frightening, keep in mind that CanSER is here to support you and your child on your journey. Here are some tips
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