Inside Look: What Happens During an MRI Scan and How Does It Work?
Samantha Holt, is a Clinical Technologist in Nuclear Medicine in medical imaging, in this article she explains what to expect when you go for an
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Understanding Medical Imaging
Cancer Support Coach, Samantha Holt, explains about the imaging used to detect and monitor cancer. Samantha has worked at a senior level in medical imaging
How Can A Cancer Support Coach Help You?
You’ve seen the doctor and you’ve had the news. You have cancer. The doctor then proceeds to tell you about the cancer, about treatments available,
3 Breathing Techniques To Help You With Scanxiety
Louisa Rasmussen, stage 4 breast cancer patient and founder of www.breathebalancebe.com, shares some breathing basics to help you manage your mind through scanxiety. “The mind
Coping With Hair Loss: A Cancer Patient’s Perspective
I was on my second-line treatment when I noticed my hair was thinning down the middle of my head. I was horrified! The nurse had
Reframing Your Cancer Diagnosis – A Different Perspective
When cancer becomes a part of your life, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the negative messaging surrounding it. The constant chatter on social media,
The Power of Love and Connection
Love is an essential part of life As human beings, we all have a primary need to love, and to feel loved, and to engage
Managing Relationships: Time To Let Go?
Relationships can be stressful and when you are diagnosed with cancer, there are certain things which show up that make you question the people around
Hope: The Light In The Darkness
Receiving a cancer diagnosis puts you in a dark place; as soon as you hear those words, “you have cancer”, it feels as if part
Laughter Is The Best Medicine
We are all familiar with the expression, “laughter is the best medicine” and it is clear to see that laughter has a vital role to
