Sometimes healing comes through tears, not strength.

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After cancer, I’ve learned to value curiosity, transparency, and thoughtful questions — especially in medicine.

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Setting your boundaries while still accepting love and help during this chapter.

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After my cancer diagnosis, food became an act of care instead of fear. These are five foods I leaned on to support my body (and still do). Shared from lived experience and faith.

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If you’ve just been diagnosed with cancer, here are the first five things I believe matter most—faith, support, nourishment, gentle movement, and clarity—shared from someone who’s been there.

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A survivor’s reflection on what I wish I’d known before cancer—and the small choices that matter most.

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My experience using magnesium to support my body after cancer.

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After hearing I had cancer, I started paying closer attention to what supports my body. Turmeric became part of my routine because it felt gentle, grounding, and supportive for inflammation and recovery.

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