You’re not the first and probably won’t be the last cancer patient to enter a hospital.

Your condition, the kind of cancer you have, might be unique but your case sure isn’t!

That’s why it’s so easy for a lot of hospitals and healthcare professionals to write you off.

Whether you’re one of the “lucky ones” to fully recover quickly or “ill-fated” to spend more days/months/years in treatment, in the eyes of most professionals, you’re probably just another number.

To be fair, there’s just so many people in need of cancer care and if we’re being honest, there are more people suffering from cancer than the ones giving care and treatment.

But you know what, this shouldn’t be the “ratio” we have to live with!

If every cancer patient can be made to properly care for him/herself, that gives us at the very least, 1:1.

And if families and friends can also be made aware of how to properly provide the proper care, help and support cancer patients and survivors need, we’d be living in a much better world!

Hayley Dubin, at 29 y/o, was trying to balance career, motherhood and marriage. Little did she know she’d soon be adding stage 3 ovarian cancer to the mix!

The cancer had already spread to her colon and appendix. Treatments that were suggested included a full hysterectomy and chemotherapy.

At such a young age, to be told that you can no longer have (additional) children, had such a great impact on Hayley. At one point, she feared losing her husband because she could no longer bear his child. It was definitely a grieving process for a mother.

Hayley came out successful in her treatments but that sure wasn’t the end of her struggles. She no longer had cancer, but in that same moment, she also no longer had the support from healthcare professionals.

How was she to deal with the hair loss, the nausea and the fatigue from chemotherapy? And what about all the time she lost while she was in therapy? How does she pick herself up again?

People will tell you to take it easy and let the reality of your health sink in slowly. But intuitively, you know there’s something more you can do for yourself and for other cancer patients and survivors too!

That’s exactly why Hayley decided to become a health coach specializing in cancer recovery and preventive health!

What are best practices when it comes to cancer recovery and preventive health? How does a community ultimately help in recovery and prevention? What can YOU do for fellow patients and survivors?

Check these out to learn more about Hayley Dubin and the NEXT Thing you Need to Take Control of your Health!

Podcast: The Cancer Liberation Project

Website: Revivewellness.com

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