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Just a few decades ago, the word "cancer" struck terror in the hearts and minds of most people because it was largely unknown, usually deadly and could strike indiscriminately out of nowhere. Even today the 'C' word is enough to send a chill down the spine of many a patients and their near and dear ones.

Receiving a cancer diagnosis is a life-changing event. Many people diagnosed with cancer feel overwhelmed when they receive their diagnosis and find themselves grappling with the unknown – be it the choice of hospital, treatment, nutrition or even finances. However, with the recent advancements in science, cancer cure has high success rates if detected early and treated properly.

When diagnosed with cancer, it can often be helpful - to learn more about your cancer to make informed decisions regarding your care, discuss your feelings, keep in close contact with friends, family, and other loved ones, and speak with other cancer survivors. Cancer blogs can put you in touch with individuals that are sharing similar experiences and provide a supportive community so you feel that you are not alone. Though it can be difficult to hold onto positive attitude and hope in the face of cancer, it is often the most potent weapon in a patient's hand in his fight against cancer. Hope and positive attitude can help you face cancer with strength and confidence. As it's said- "It is not what happens to you that defines you, rather what you do with what happens to you."


             


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