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“My Child Has Cancer” — How One Dad Coped With His Son’s Diagnosis
Watching his child go through cancer treatment almost broke Daniel Schaefer. But learning to cope with his child’s cancer diagnosis has given him a new perspective on life.
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Period Pain? 6 Surprising Facts to Know About Endometriosis
Endometriosis can cause pelvic pain during periods and with intercourse, but knowing these six surprising facts about endometriosis can help you find relief. ...
I Got Diagnosed With Degenerative Arthritis — Now What?
When diagnosed early, osteoarthritis (OA), or degenerative arthritis, can be stopped in its tracks. You may even be able to treat OA effectively with lifestyle modifications. ...
Not Just For Athletes and Accidents — 7 Surprising Facts About Concussions
Anyone can get a concussion. But knowing the facts about concussion symptoms, diagnosis and treatment can help you heal quickly. ...
An Out-of-Body Experience: Leigh Ann’s High-Risk Breast Cancer Story
I'd like to take you on a journey, starting from the very beginning, to share this profound, out-of-body experience with you. It all began in late October 2021, when I set a personal challenge for myself: To consistently work out at the gym 20 times a month for a full year. I was feeling good and proud of myself as I almost was at the end of my goal. I decided to begin this blog with this specific moment because my gym community was a vital source of unwavering support throughout my journey. ...
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