Welcome to the Program: Finding Support and Connection
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a year agoNo questions yet, new to "the program'. Very inciteful, and sometimes overwhelming information here. Helps me to not feel so isolated. Thank you all for your stories, trials, tribulations and encouraging words.
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Welcome to this supportive community! It's completely normal to feel overwhelmed when starting this journey - there's so much to learn and process. Finding connection with others who understand what cancer patients and caregivers go through can make such a meaningful difference in feeling less alone during treatment and recovery.
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6 months agoLisa, you will read comments describing experiences all over the place. Please remember that cancer treatment is very individualized and how we experience the effects is very individual. Stay as much in a positive place as you can. Visualize healing as you go through treatment. Best wishes to you.
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2 months agoWelcome to this supportive community! It's completely normal to feel overwhelmed when starting this journey - there's so much to learn and process. Finding connection with others who understand what cancer patients and caregivers go through can make such a meaningful difference in feeling less alone during treatment and recovery.
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