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Do what you want with my body, but my mind belongs to no one
For the first time, I understood how feeling so helpless could make one believe that help was impossible.
October 13, 2019
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For the first time, I understood how feeling so helpless could make one believe that help was impossible.
This experience has opened my eyes and mind to treat my body as a temple and to step outside of my fears.
We’ve heard firsthand from many women of color about a lack of access or knowledge of clinical trials. We’re working towards a world where women never have to say, “I didn’t know I had options.” The Fred Hutch Office of Community Engagement shares how you can find clinical trials on your own and what things you should consider on your search.
While many of conversations about clinical trials center on metastatic breast cancer, it’s important to note there are numerous types of clinical trials and medical research opportunities for various cancer experiences. The Fred Hutch Office of Community Engagement shines light on the different types of clinical trials.
A common misconception about clinical trials is that you may be the one who’s chosen not to receive cancer treatment. The Fred Hutch Office of Community Engagement shares the truth about the design of clinical trials.
We focus so much on surviving cancer that the folks living with cancer are often left behind.
I know that tomorrow is not promised, so I make it my business to live each day like it’s my last.
All of my days weren’t the best and when they weren’t, I said it!
My womanhood had nothing to do with the hair on my head. The removal of my breasts did not subtract from the sum of my womanhood. In fact, breast cancer taught me just how much of a woman I really am.
From restoring libido to regaining sensation in your breasts, Dr. Don answers all your questions about cancer and sexual health.
