This 3-part series focuses on getting your life back on track after surviving cancer treatments and being pronounced in remission, cured or well enough to watch and wait. Part 1 identified 4 pitfalls to avoid that can keep you stuck. We talked about identifying the
Survivors Talk is designed to give our readers a chance to ask a clinical therapist, survival specialist, and sister survivor questions about paddling the muddy waters of survivorship. Dear Cindy, I recently lost a close friend to cancer. She was diagnosed and then died of complications quickly afterwards.
This 3-part series focuses on what you can do to get your life moving forward to create your Second Act. The three parts include: Avoid getting stuck -- 4 pitfalls that can keep you stuck; Tips for moving beyond fears and choosing well being; and Ways to get
So often, we have the impression that those in the spotlight are exempt from the crises and frailties the rest of us must face. The fact of the matter is no matter who you are or what you are, cancer doesn't discriminate. Q: What were you
What’s new? The year is new, and so are we! We often say cancer draws a line in the sand of life. There’s the you before cancer and the NEW YOU after cancer. So we couldn’t think of a better name for our beautiful and
Hello beloved sister-survivors. My name is Cindy Finch and I am a clinical therapist and survival specialist. This column is dedicated to helping you take your life back from cancer and thrive in your 2nd act. You and I will meet on the pages of this