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Tag Archives: cancer
Balancing Work and Caregiving
Whether it be an elderly loved one managing a chronic condition or a spouse going through cancer treatment, caring for a relative is certainly stressful. This is especially true for anyone who has tried to balance caregiving with working a full-time job. Though difficult, there are a variety of ways family members can make sure their loved ones are taken care of while still maintaining their professional life. Continue reading
Posted in Caregivers, caregiving, Companionship, Family Caregivers, Health, Helpful Tips, Home Care, Independence, Seniors
Tagged cancer, caregiving, Family and Medical Leave Act, stress
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Caregivers are a Vital Part of Cancer Treatment
Cancer treatment can differ greatly from patient to patient. While some people may experience only mild symptoms, others may encounter some that can be quite debilitating and necessitate the use of in-home care. Although family caregivers can often lend a hand around the home, sometimes they can’t always be there, and personal care providers can help fill the gaps. Continue reading
Posted in caregiving, Family Caregivers, Health, Helpful Tips, Home Care
Tagged cancer, caregiver, surgery, treatment
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Personal Care Offers Diverse Care Solutions
Personal care is an attractive option for a number of reasons. In the case of seniors who need help around the home, it’s especially appealing because older adults vary so much on what assistance they need. Some may only need help here and there performing home making chores, while others may require assistance on things like medication managemen Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Caregivers, caregiving, Family Caregivers, Health, Health Professionals, Home Care, Personal Care, Respite care, Safety, Seniors
Tagged cancer, chronic, family caregivers, home care, personal care, spouse, treatment
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National Cancer Survivors Day
You may be newly diagnosed with cancer, undergoing treatment, or have years of remission behind you; no matter your current situation, you are a cancer survivor. We encourage you to join the celebration of life by attending a local event for National Cancer Survivors Day on June 3. Hundreds of events are held throughout the United States and Canada every year. Continue reading
Exercise and Coping With Cancer
Our guest blog comes from David Haas, who has written several features on the Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance Blog. David is an advocate of mesothelioma awareness, treatment and prevention. Continue reading
Posted in Companionship, Family Caregivers, Health, Helpful Tips, Resources
Tagged cancer, exercise, mesothelioma
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Wikipedia – A Source of Cancer Information
Though this popular website is user-generated, it is considered by many to be only a secondary reference, recent studies have shown that the it is the most accurate source of cancer information.
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