For cancer patients, advice and knowledge from people who have experienced the same anguish, pain, and worry that they are currently experiencing can be some of the most important medicine they receive. It can make the difference between giving in to the disease or finding the necessary strength within themselves to overcome cancer. At Issels® … Continue reading The Secret Tips on Beating Cancer from Survivors→
Change is difficult. Even change for the better can be unsettling and spark feelings of anxiety. But we must change to our adapting situations or we will lose control of our lives and our future. It is important to understand that as you begin moving beyond cancer treatment. This is why Issels® Integrative Immuno-Oncology uses … Continue reading Tips for Moving Beyond Cancer Treatment→
Holidays are often a bittersweet occasion for cancer patients and their caregivers. It’s a time of celebration with friends and family, but it can also create nostalgia and even sadness over the memories of previous illness-free holidays. If you are a caregiver, it’s important for both you and your loved one that you maintain an emotional … Continue reading Five Cancer Caregiver Tips for the Holidays→
It is rewarding but challenging to be a cancer caregiver. Use our tips to meet the challenge successfully: 1. Try to stay positive. Focus on positive and hopeful thoughts and try to keep your sense of humor. While this may be easier said than done, maintaining a positive attitude can help you and the patient … Continue reading Three Tips Every Cancer Caregiver Should Know→
Cancer has been called a family disease because a cancer diagnosis affects not just the patient, but the entire family. If your spouse has been diagnosed with cancer, his or her journey with cancer will also have a profound effect on your own life and the lives of your children. As your spouse’s leading supporter … Continue reading Three Things to Know About Your Spouse’s Journey with Cancer→
Dealing with the stress of cancer is difficult, both for the patient and his or her family. Aside from the obvious worry and questions about the illness and treatments are the overwhelming details that must be handled regarding health insurance, medical appointments and financial concerns. For the Patient It’s OK to not be OK. Your mind and body … Continue reading Dealing With Cancer Related Stress→