Join me for this special video, in which I create several spreads while talking about how I journal with a mental and chronic illness. It will cover a journaling system to take the pressure off, glimpses into my old journals, ideas and inspirations, what to do if you feel like your life is too boring for journaling or not worth being recorded, and what I hope is a hopeful message for all people with mental and chronic health issues, who journal or want to get into it. You’re not alone ❤️
🙌🏻Hands up if you are struggling with joint pain!🙌🏻
Ohhh wow! 💥Joint pain from drugs like tamoxifen, anastrozole, or letrozole can be crippling!
You might be feeling like you are trapped in the body of a 90 year old. 👵
✅Hurts to get out of bed
✅Painful to stand up from your desk
✅Seriously affecting your life
Of course you know being active is an incredibly important part of staying in cancer remission – but this joint pain is holding you back.
The thought of living like this for the next 5-10 years! Yikes. You might be thinking that you won’t be able to actually do it. 😣😣
💫Well here’s the good news!💫
There is absolutely hope! You can be free of the joint pain!
Side effects from these medications can be kept under control! You just need a proven formula to do just that.
I’ve helped over 250+ women stay on their cancer preventing medications, be joint pain free, and feel like themself again after cancer!
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Topics discussed in this interview:
0:00 Introduction
1:27 Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV) and Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV)
4:38 Mortality of SARS-CoV and MERS-CoV
7:00 How good are we at defining the number of exposed people in an outbreak?
8:37 What do we know about the patients who have died in the current coronavirus outbreak?
9:39 For the people infected who develop respiratory symptoms, is treatment mostly supportive or are there antiviral drugs that can be used?
12:11 Is there a diagnostic test? How quickly can a coronavirus diagnosis be made?
12:46 How effective are the quarantine efforts in Wuhan, China?
15:05 Based on the previous SARS-CoV and MERS-CoV outbreaks, what can we expect over the next few weeks?
16:36 What do we know about the coronavirus cases identified in the United States?
17:47 How long do these individuals need to remain in isolation?
18:28 Have any of those individuals in isolation needed ventilators or are they receiving antivirals?
18:53 Where are we with a vaccine for coronavirus?
21:34 What surprises you when it comes to emerging infectious diseases?
22:54 Is there something unique about the coronavirus that allows for the jump from animal species to humans?
24:53 Are these outbreaks best addressed by collaborations with other countries?
25:25 What should clinicians do if a patient presents with symptoms of coronavirus infection?
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Last week a fellow cancer survivor was telling me about how she really struggled to get in any exercise! You see, her body felt like it was 90 years old (but she was only 48!). Everytime she got up from her desk or out of bed – she felt like garbage. Everything ached. How could she possibly exercise when she feels like this?
After going through chemo myself, I completely understood how she felt. My entire body felt completely insulted. Before cancer, I loved to run, lift weights, I was the picture of health. Was I ever going to get back to this?
Sound familiar?
It wasn’t until I discovered how to fuel my body for cancer recovery that I actually started feel less like an old lady (and more like myself again! YAH!). You can do it too! You just need to what foods and exercise your body needs for support to be able to overcome the joint pain.
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A new registry at HSS is following cancer patients who’ve developed inflammatory arthritis as a result of treatment with checkpoint inhibitors. The research is helping clinicians understand how to treat this condition without interfering with the anticancer effects of therapy. Hear from rheumatologists Anne Bass, MD, and Karmela Chan, MD, on the goals of the registry and what they hope to learn.
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I’m finally back in a planner/journal! And I love these little monthly journals, just the right size and guided activities that help track symptoms for my chronic illnesses.
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The summer weather means people spend more time outside, increasing the risk of catching Lyme Disease. The tick-born illness is painful, difficult to diagnose, and is prevalent in western New England. Carolee McGrath sat down with Jessica Menard, a nurse practitioner at Holyoke Medical Group, to learn more about the symptoms and the best way to protect yourself against Lyme Disease.
A number of summer related maladies on the San Diego health front right now as the nurse practitioners at CVS Minute Clinic put out a warning about taking safety precautions while celebrating our warm weather.
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