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25 Specific Patient Active Methods PDF Print E-mail
Resource - Health Tips
Written by Administrator   
Tuesday, 19 May 2009 22:46

1. Control Stress
2. Regain, Maintain and Sustain HOPE
3. CONTROL-Take it Back
4. ANGER-Identify it, Examine it, Get rid of it
5. Eliminate Myths about Cancer
6. Don’t be Reclusive
7. Don’t’ let your family and friends abandon you
8. Seek Family Harmony
9. Spend time with other Cancer patients

1. Control Stress
2. Regain, Maintain and Sustain HOPE
3. CONTROL-Take it Back
4. ANGER-Identify it, Examine it, Get rid of it
5. Eliminate Myths about Cancer
6. Don’t be Reclusive
7. Don’t’ let your family and friends abandon you
8. Seek Family Harmony
9. Spend time with other Cancer patients


10. Join a Support Group


11. Form a partnership with your Physician


12. Use the Placebo effect consciously


13. Actively prepare for any surgery if

it becomes part of the management plan


14. Pain-don’t put up with it


15. Be real


16. Use Upbeat words about the illness


17. Don’t be too Nice


18. Expect the best


19. Make plans for the future

 

20. Don’t keep secrets

 

21. Continue to enjoy intimacy

 

22. Know that you are not to blame …. for the onset of your illness if your illness is not improving as you want.

 

23 Be careful of what you eat

 

24 Exercise

 

25. Volunteer

 

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