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      Accept Your Disease
      DISCOVER YOUR BELIEFS Literally thousands of cancer survivors radically change their beliefs about cancer and about life.... Many consider this to be the most fundamental aspect of healing with the mind. This idea ought to have a central place in your own recovery efforts. Attitudes have to do with one's state of mind, with one's mental habits. Beliefs are something different; they convictions, the implications of certainty surrounding mental positions. There are three widely held beliefs...moreless
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      Stop Awfulizing
      You've been told "It's cancer." First, you're in shock, and filled with fear. The next moment you're angry but not quite... certain at what or whom. Then comes a series of thoughts in rapid succession: "How did this happen? Why me?" Then guilt starts to creep in, "Did I bring this on myself?" The questions about the final outcome start to rush through your mind: "Will I die?" "How long do I have?" "What will happen to my family?" Your mind is overwhelmed at times. Be calm. Try not to ...moreless
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      Take Charge of Your Disease
      Who is the most important person on your cancer recovery team? Some people believe it is their surgeon. Others believe it... is their oncologist. Some choose the medical technicians, others the nurse, and still others choose their spouse. But the most important person on your wellness team is YOU! You are the one who is ill. It is you who must work to get well again. You are the character of central importance. You are in charge. Too often patients surrender leadership. Elizabeth, a...moreless
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      Rethink the Statistics
      With Cancer, as you conduct the research into your conventional, complementary, and alternative treatment options, you will... invariably discover cancer recovery statistics that detail cancer incidence, mortality, and five-year survival rates. Do not let these statistics paralyze you. Your response to them is critical. You are not a STATISTIC, the Roman philosopher Seneca said it best "Thee who seeks his cure, is the cure in itself". Being proactive in fighting your disease is one of the...moreless
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      Practice Self Discipline
      Living the well life requires living with values and behaviors that may be radically different from the ones you had before... your illness. Some days, the work of wellness may not be the easiest or most convenient to practice. On a cold and rainy morning, it might be easier to stay in bed and forget the exercise. And instead of preparing a high-nutrition lunch, it might seem simpler to use the drive-through window of the nearest fast food restaurant. Our intention to move toward wellness...moreless
    • EXT Administrator commented on his file Problem with Self Blame in Cancer 5 weeks ago
      "How real and how prevalent is the problem of cancer patients blaming themselves for their illness or decline? Written by... Keith Block MD, Roger Dafter PhD and Howard P. Greenwald, PhD 9 pages great research EXCELLENT!!!! MUST READmoreless
    • EXT Administrator commented on his file Coping With Cancer in the Family 5 weeks ago
      "Cancer presents the affected family with major challenges and disruptions. Family therapists offer a valuable but... underutilized resource. Multiple marriage and family therapy approaches may be helpful, if appropriately tailored to characteristics of the illness (e.g., phase of treatment) and the family. This article reviews a number of clinical interventions directed toward the following four core strategies: (a) enhancing communication and emotional contact, (b) accommodating structural...moreless
    • EXT Administrator replied to topic Negative Emotions and Cancer 5 weeks ago
      " Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE ... Alastair Cunningham, in an earlier article in this journal, described a group of patients who were highly involved in a psychotherapy-assisted group self-help study, to the extent of doing daily journaling, mental imaging, meditation, cognitive monitoring, or...moreless +1 more
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      Negative Emotions and Cancer
      Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE ... Why “negative” emotions can sometimes be positive: the spectrum model of emotions and their role in mindbody healing. Advances: The Journal of Mind-Body Medicine. 1996;12:6-19.moreless
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      Stress and Cancer
      Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE ... 35 nude mice, which have weakened immune systems. [The researchers] wanted to see what would happen when these mice were exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light, a known risk for skin cancer. One group of the [UV-light exposed] mice were also exposed to...moreless
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      Attitude and Cancer
      Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE ... A 2001 survey by Stewart and colleagues of Canadian breast cancer survivors, recurrence free for an average of nearly 9 years, found that 42% of them believed that stress caused breast cancer—a belief that is without scientific foundation—while only 27%...moreless
     
     
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