Cancer Support Community - Episode 10: Coping with Cancer and Improving the Quality of Your Life

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Episode 10: Coping with Cancer and Improving the Quality of Your Life

If you’re battling cancer, you’re probably not feeling great. You’re spending time at doctor visits and going to treatments, and between them, you’re tired. Perhaps you’re a private person and never thought about sharing your experience with strangers before. Why is it important to address your emotional needs? Host Kim Thiboldeaux and guests will discuss the rewards of being a participant at The Wellness Community, a unique group that knows first-hand what a cancer survivor or caregiver is going through and why it can be so helpful to the survivors’ overall health and sense of well-being. They’ll also provide tips on what you can do to regain control of your life. Guests include Debra Ellis, cancer survivor, participant at TWC-Greater Washington, DC, and Sean Hebbel, LCSW, Program Director of TWC-Delaware. Click HERE to listen

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