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A cancer diagnosis can feel isolating even if you have support from friends
Let’s be honest. It can feel flattering, in the right circumstances, to be asked for advice by friends, family members or even those you sit next to at the bus stop. After all, it may suggest that oth
Whether through job loss, illness, or something else entirely, not working can be a huge source of stress. Here’s how to help someone who is going through it…
Sue Hall, 68, lives near Leeds, with her husband David, 76. They have a son and a daughter, Becky, 34, who was diagnosed with incurable breast cancer last year. When Becky and Mark [her husband] said
To treat cancer effectively, you need to understand that it’s a disease affecting the whole body, says Dr Leigh Erin Connealy. Here are her top holistic approaches to beating cancer and living a disease-free life
Helping someone to release an emotional burden can improve their mental health and strengthen your relationship
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