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Cancer Therapy- Feeling Grateful- What!?
“Evidence suggests that we can actively choose to practice gratitude — and that doing so raises our happiness (and heals our cancer?)…” Let’s be honest. Being diagnosed with cancer
Continue readingMyeloma – Spirituality and Religion-
In this era of increasingly holistic care, it has become clear that the mind-body therapy of spirituality/religious beliefs and practices are important to many myeloma patients and survivors. “There
Continue readingSurviving Multiple Myeloma- Coping w/ Fear of Relapse
The ultimate mind-body therapy is designed to reduce a myeloma survivor’s fear of relapse- be well-informed, live a healthy lifestyle and be take pride in surviving Multiple Myeloma Once you are
Continue readingNatural Treatment for Multiple Myeloma
Researchers stress that as (multiple myeloma) treatment becomes more precise and customized, psychological treatment (mind-body therapy) also has the opportunity to become more effective if targeted specifically. To
Continue reading6 Tips for Dealing with Cancer in the Early Stages
Finding out you have cancer for the first time can be a shock. As a result, you may go through a range of emotions when trying to come to terms with your new reality. However, after all of the emotions
Continue readingMind-body Therapy- End-Stage Myeloma-
As a multiple myeloma survivor I didn’t face my terminal diagnosis either and here I am 30+ years later. Cancer Management is a combination of treating the MM as well as treating the MM patient/survivor
Continue readingMyeloma Chemotherapy Treatments Tips & Tricks
Yet there are many tips that don’t often make their way into those conversations (about myeloma chemotherapy treatments), and if they do, you’ll likely have more questions when you get back
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