My clients can hardly wait for their treatment to be over. They visualize having their strength, energy, and independence back. They imagine their return to work or other pre-diagnosis activities. They picture a calendar filled with events of their choosing, rather than the many medical appointments that brought them to the end of their treatment. […]
While a diagnosis of cancer is an uninvited and unexpected experience, it is not an uncommon one; 40% of Americans will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. For some, a cancer diagnosis often creates situational anxiety and depression that can make cancer treatment and recovery more difficult, even for the most resilient person. And […]
Keep the shoes. I have a friend who, after receiving her cancer diagnosis, returned a brand new pair of shoes to the store. My friend assumed that even with treatment, she might not live long enough to use them. Keep the Shoes is a reminder about the importance of planning for success. Success means different […]
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