Spread the word, speak up and stand up for a future without cancer
Take an actionable step, even if it's just stepping outside ourselves to help others during this dire time. Vince Lombardi said it best. "It's time for us all to stand and cheer for the doer, the achiever - the one who recognizes the challenges and does something about it."
~by Prof. Sushma Agarwal
Shine a light On Breast Cancer
Lucknow: From sharing tips on beating the heat to eating right, especially after chemotherapy, to explainin to explaining the ‘new normal’ for breast cancer patients and survivors, King George’s Medical University (KGMU) celebrated Mother’s Day with breast cancer survivors celebrated Mother’s Day with breast cancer survivors through a virtual event.The group includes women from across UP.
Patients, survivors of breast cancer get tips on ‘new normal’
Mothers who get breast cancer are all the more troubled as they feel they are unable to give the best to their children due to their own mental and physical health, but they should live their life to the fullest and enjoy it even more once they get cancer-free,” he added. Tips on what to eat and and wear during summers, especially during and after chemotherapy, were shared by Dr Pooja of the department.
~by Prof. Sameer Gupta
"Have your own experience and trust your intuition. A million people will tell you what you should and shouldn't be doing, but you know yourself and your body best—do what you think is right." —Christina Steinorth-Powell
