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LESSONS LEARNED: WHAT TO DO IF A FAMILY MEMBER HAS COVID
Our partners at Cancer Be Glammed share tips and tricks on caring for a family member with coronavirus. Gillian has recovered and celebrated her 21st birthday on Friday, April 3rd. Happy Birthday,...
A Survivor's Advice for Helping Teens With Cancer
BY HALEY KURISKY Three years ago, at age 17, I was diagnosed with melanoma. As I learned, cancer is tough, especially for teens, who often think they are immune to it. For teen...
Reboundwear Mentioned in The New York Times!
“The stockings don’t look very good but I’ve decided to change my attitude about that and say they are chic,” one patient writes. “First there was chemo, a favorite messenger hat, ...
Functional Manual Therapy (FMT): An Interview With Dr. Cristiana K. Collins PT, Ph.D., CFMT, NCS
When it comes to injury recovery, one of the primary challenges patients face is finding the right physical therapist. Patients generally want an engaged physical therapist who uses reason and empa...
Different and Able: A New Resource for People of Different Abilities
Today’s blog is in honor of Alexandra Nicklas’s website, Different and Able, and the 29th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Different and Able was published with the purpo...
Why I Needed a Cardiologist at 19: A Story of Pericarditis
It’s a few days after getting home from my first year of college, and I’m recovering from my wisdom tooth removal two days prior (I’ve made the choice of not taking them out all at once - for bette...