My last blog, about life in one’s sixties painted the rosy side of being in your sixties https://shireengheba.com/?s=sixties, this one shows the other dangerous side. Once you are aware of the dangers, you will learn how to handle them safely, and fly through them. Yes, each one comes with its own solutions. In fact, every …
Are your sixties, the new fifties? Certainly feels like that. In this blog post I’ve gathered seven ways to sail through your sixties.
. How can this book on My Cancer Journey be completed without touching upon the factors that caused it, in the first place. In fact, throughout the time you are undergoing cancer treatment, you are asking yourself, ‘where did I go wrong?’ and ‘how could I get it?’ I didn’t smoke, drink, or even had …
Once cancer has struck one’s body, you become so focused on it, that you forget that other parts of your body may also be needing attention. We need to realize that this body has taken a lot of beating, while the treatment was on. It is time now, to also give attention to other part of our body, to stay fit.
One’s life changes completely after cancer treatment. You and your body have had quite a thrashing. Now that you are out of this illness, it is important to mindfully step back into your new ‘normal’ life. Here are some points to help you get back your life.
So far, I’ve written about the cancer patient. Since I’ve been one. Yet, I specially want to write about the caregivers, now. Because I’ve been that too. From the moment you heard about this deadly disease, to any time during the caring of the patient, you know it isn’t going to be easy. Usually, cancer …
You are now going to fight this illness with your choices of food, for rest of your life. It is best to get into these habits as soon as possible. It will be good for you and your family.
Here is my cancer story.
Over a year into the Covid19 times, in spite of the vaccinations, people are feeling the stress. Here are a few tried out ways to keep your spirits high, in spite of the times we are living in.
