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Women Dealing With Cancer Chat Tour


LET'S CHAT!



I wanted to start a health forum tour where women specifically can relate to questions  and or plain discussions about how we deal with cancer. This is not to leave the men out, as we'll do this again throughout the year so men and women can join in.

Let's face it....
We all deal with cancer in different ways, some of us get heavily involved in work, others cope with progression of their cancer, and others take the situation as it comes.
One thing I think many women can relate to and that is cancer sucks. Here are but a few that relate to women in a special and personal way:
-Appearance
-Dealing with Stress
-Coping with family duties (Children, Chores, Work, etc.,)
-Mentality
-Holding our emotions
-Grasping the reality of the disease

These are some things I would like to address during the first of Myeloma Health Forum Series
Women Dealing With Cancer
This group is open to anyone other than myeloma patients and or caregivers.

The chat begins this Friday August 16 with two time slots 6:00 pm (1 hour) and 9:00 pm (1 hour)
If you would like to take part email myelomatour@gmail.com for further details to assign you to scheduled chat. Please note deadline for signing up will be Wednesday at 9:00pm
Hope to see you at either forum

Best
Y

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