Coping® with Cancer Magazine
Table of Contents
May/June 2019 – Volume 33 – Issue 3
An independent publication written by and for the national cancer community
Features
6 On the Cover: SNL Alum Vanessa Bayer Talks Facing Leukemia with Laughter
The Emmy-nominated actress opens up about how battling cancer as a teenager shaped her career in comedy.
Do you know your legal rights as a cancer survivor?
10 Bouncing Back from Cancer
6 steps to building resilience after a cancer diagnosis
11 Life After Lung Cancer
Overcoming the challenges of lung cancer survivorship
15 Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy
What are the symptoms? And how can I manage this common side effect of chemotherapy?
18 Write. Heal. Grow.
The benefits of therapeutic writing for cancer survivors
19 What Is Polycythemia Vera?
23 Food for Thought: Getting the Nutrition You Need During Cancer Treatment
Managing the nutrition-related side effects of cancer treatment can be tricky. Here's your guide for overcoming the most common barriers to good nutrition.
26 When a Parent Has Cancer
Tips you can use to help your children cope with your diagnosis
30 Treating the Pain of Cancer
A comprehensive list of strategies for managing cancer-related pain
32 Let Go of the Hurt and R.E.A.C.H. Toward Forgiveness
23 Food for Thought: Getting the Nutrition You Need During Cancer Treatment
Managing the nutrition-related side effects of cancer treatment can be tricky. Here's your guide for overcoming the most common barriers to good nutrition.
26 When a Parent Has Cancer
Tips you can use to help your children cope with your diagnosis
30 Treating the Pain of Cancer
A comprehensive list of strategies for managing cancer-related pain
32 Let Go of the Hurt and R.E.A.C.H. Toward Forgiveness
How to embrace the freedom of forgiveness as a cancer survivor
33 After Cancer, Occupational Therapy Can Help You Live Your Daily Life
During and after cancer treatment, simple tasks like bathing, dressing, or managing the home may become challenging. Occupational therapy can help.
33 After Cancer, Occupational Therapy Can Help You Live Your Daily Life
During and after cancer treatment, simple tasks like bathing, dressing, or managing the home may become challenging. Occupational therapy can help.
Departments
Survivor 17, 29
Reflections 25
FDA Update 28
Survivors Guide 34
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