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Written by Melissa Lambert It was April 26th 2021, and I was on my way to a physical therapy appointment. I had been struggling the last few months because I had migraines, bouts of vomiting,
We are thrilled to announce the release of episode 13 of the Rare Enough Podcast, where we have the privilege of hosting Colin Gerner, the CEO and co-founder of StacheStrong. This episode is set to …
Mindfulness has gained significant attention in recent years as a valuable tool for emotional well-being, especially in healthcare settings. It involves paying attention to the present moment, with an attitude of openness and acceptance, helping
A brain tumor diagnosis brings forth a mass of challenges, not only physical but also emotional and mental. Managing your mental health becomes a crucial aspect of the journey for both patients and survivors. In
Receiving a brain cancer diagnosis can feel like a sudden storm hitting your life, leaving you confused and overwhelmed. Besides the physical challenges, the emotional turmoil can be intense, especially the unwarranted anxiety that may show up throughout your brain cancer journey. Living with a brain tumor can be an exceptionally worrying time. However, there are many ways to help you cope with brain tumor anxiety.Distract yourselfTalk to othersPractice mindfulnessPsychological therapies for coping with brain tumor anxietyCognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)Applied relaxationPsychological TherapiesMedication Engage in Distraction: Keeping yourself occupied can be an effective strategy to divert your mind from worries. Exploring new hobbies, …
Stewart’s journey shows how he overcame challenges with determination and positivity. His experience demonstrates the strength of resilience in facing illness and offers hope to others in similar situations. Stewart’s story emphasizes the importance of patient empowerment and serves as a beacon of hope for those navigating difficult times. Check out the complete feature from Forbes here!
Written by Lisa Lenrow | Brains for the Cure Ambassador I got married late in life, having met my husband at 49. Three years after our blind date, Jon proposed. As I had been dreaming about