Breast Cancer Spread to Lymph Nodes: Coping Emotionally and Practically
Dealing with breast cancer that has spread to the lymph nodes can be overwhelming, but it’s important to remember that you are not alone. Learn how to manage the emotional toll of this diagnosis, communicate with your employer, and access benefits that can help manage medical expenses and ongoing bills. Find out how to prepare for chemotherapy and radiation therapy by asking your healthcare team about potential side effects and lifestyle changes. Establish a support network of family and friends and connect with others who have gone through similar experiences. With the right mindset, support, and preparation, you can work towards a successful outcome and recovery.
Healing Inside and Out: A Guide to Mastectomy Recovery and Emotional Support
Recovering from a double mastectomy can be challenging both physically and emotionally. In this blog, we offer tips to navigate recovery after a mastectomy, including self-care, seeking support, and embracing your scars. We discuss the importance of taking time to adjust to your new normal, be kind to yourself, and focus on what your body can do. We also emphasize the need for support from loved ones, cancer care teams, and mental health professionals. Learn how to take care of your physical and mental health, manage emotions and physical discomforts, and embrace your journey as a survivor.
Navigating Breast Cancer: Employee Rights & Workplace Protections Explained
A diagnosis of breast cancer can be a life-altering event, not only for your health but also for your career. Understanding your legal rights and protections in the workplace is crucial to ensure a smooth return to work after cancer treatment. Earlier this month, I turned in my FMLA paperwork to HR and began a […]
7 things to know once your breast cancer treatment is scheduled
Introduction If you were like me, your cancer diagnosis was the scariest moment of your life. The thought of treatment is equally scary. I’ve felt a little lost the past few weeks, thinking (and being asked this frequently by my loved ones), “what’s next”? I finally made a decision to opt for lumpectomy with breast […]