Teens fight too

Teens fight too

By michelle baranovaEducationSelf-Improvement
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Teens fight too episodes

  • The Healing Power of Humour and Positivity During Cancer

    In this heartfelt episode, I reflect on the challenges I faced and how humor became a crucial coping mechanism for me. I also share the inspiring story of my friend Mels, whose incredible positivity and laughter helped light my path during tough times. Her ability to find joy even in adversity taught me valuable lessons about resilience and hope. Join me as I explore how embracing humor and positivity not only shaped my experience but continues to inspire me every day.

    34 min
  • Dealing with body image

    Huge amounts of physical and mental changes are brought on by cancer. The physical effects of cancer can force the body to undergo modifications. This might change how you feel about your physical appearance and how you see yourself. In this episode, I discuss how your perception of your physical appearance and overall wellness can be impacted by weight reduction, weight increase, and hair loss. I discuss how to love and accept yourself as well as how other people's opinions might affect how you feel about yourself.

    37 min
  • Friendships

    Cancer can make you feel quite alone, yet having a friend by your side while receiving treatment or discovering you have cancer can improve your life quite a bit. So, in this episode, I discuss friendships while dealing with cancer, not letting go of friendships, making new friends, developing self-control, as well as remaining loyal. I really hope you guys enjoy this episode.

    28 min
  • Dealing with childhood cancer

    In general, having cancer can be quite difficult, but having childhood cancer is more complicated. In this episode, I go over the various emotions that a child dealing with cancer may experience, including guilt, shock, denial, anger, fear, and many others. I also go over how to help young cancer patients feel better in the hospital.

    30 min
  • Hair Loss

    Hello, guys. It's been a while. Since losing your hair is so difficult to accept and go through, and given that it is undoubtedly a part of the cancer experience, I've chosen to talk about it today. I'm here for you during your cancer experience, and I'm here to love and support you always. With or without hair, you are cherished.

    26 min
  • letting go
    Hey guys, in this episode, I discuss letting go and the significance of being aware of your feelings. I'm also having a cancer walk on September 11 in Toronto! When you walk, you change the world—not just for yourself, but for the entire cancer community. You also significantly change the future for those who are at risk. I'm one of many who will follow you on your journey. To join, text me at @teens_fight_too on Instagram. hope you enjoy this episode <3
    28 min
  • Death

    Welcome back, everyone. I apologize for being absent for so long, but I've returned. In this episode, I talk about death and how to live life to the fullest and forgiveness, regret, anger, and fear. I do become emotional in this episode.

    30 min
  • Battle scars

    Hello everyone, in this episode I discuss the topic scars. I talk about the beauty behind them and how you should be proud of all your scars as well as how scars are significant in defining who you are.

    17 min
  • Welcome to teens fight too!

    Hey, everyone! This is my first episode, and I'm really excited for you to hear it. In this episode, I discuss my type of cancer, my history with cancer in elementary school, and my future plans.

    22 min
  • Whats it like seeing a loved one have cancer?

    Hey again, folks. Welcome back to the second episode, in which we'll talk about what it was like for our guest Sabrina to see me battle cancer. We discuss how individuals become fake, how they change your story , and how to support a friend who is fighting cancer.

    26 min

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Teens Fight Too, focuses on providing cancer survivors a chance to move on from their traumas.Always remember... cancer will NEVER define the person you are today!