I'm an experienced English language and soft skills trainer. I underwent lumpectomy on my left breast and I'm under going treatment. I look forward to get back to active life and wish to connect with positive people to achieve my "I can" dreams.
"I CAN": I'm an experienced English... - Breast Cancer India
"I CAN"
Hello . Welcome to this site where I’m sure you will find posts that resonate with you .
Are you having chemo st present ? If so how is it going
Best wishes
Denise
Dear I Can
Of course you can. That is the 'mantra' I repeatedly used on myself when I had to recover from an aggressive cancer seven years ago.
Positive thinking reinforces positive behaviours which will lead to positive outcomes.
Survivorship is a very well studied area with a lot of information. I will not go into details. Briefly the most important things which will lead to better survivorship experience are
1. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle. 2. Regular follow-up and monitoring
3. Practicing self-care- this includes acceptance of the cancer diagnosis, practicing mindfulness, living in the present, practicing a gratitude attitude and indulging in activities which bring happiness.
4. Involving yourself in helping others who have been through the same situation.
I am also a cancer researcher and my Pseudonym 'SaiCAN' includes 'I can ' to spread this same message.
Hope this helps
What wonderful advice. I was diagnosed with leukemia in 2003, and breast cancer in 2007, my last day of work before retirement. I won't lie and say that every day along my path was a great one, but I am doing very well - in remission from booth cancers. I find it helps me to "pay it forward" in gratitude for those who helped me along the way. I ended up in this group quite by mistake - I was logging in to my leukemia group - but the question that came up was one that I could answer. I have been very rewarded, because of contacts here, and a chance to learn about Indian culture (I'm in California, USA).