A patient is considered a survivor from the time she is diagnosed with cancer throughout the duration of her life. According to the American Society of Clinical Oncology, survivorship is “living with, through, and beyond cancer.”
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Here we are on the back side of the holiday season. For many, sugar is the fun holiday party guest that stops by and has a personality that pleases all the senses! After the parties end, sweet sugar sticks around for awhile – because you are addicted to the deliciousness and the “sugar high”. Eventually, you get to the point that you will do anything to get sugar out of your life for good! And the struggle begins….again.
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Ovarian Cancer is the most deadly of cancers in gynecologic malignancies. When ovarian cancer is found early at a localized stage, about 94% of patients live longer than 5 years after diagnosis. Unfortunately, early cancers of the ovaries often cause no symptoms.
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Cervical Cancer is one of the most successfully treated cancers – if it is detected early enough. A patient may need more than one type of treatment depending on the type and stage. Could high costs keep you from getting the best treatment to save your life …
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Anything that claims to prolong life in the face of cancer, deserves some discussion. Just wanted to share this great read on Ovarian Cancer survival and some new improvements in the works!
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