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	Rann Patterson BellaOnline's Cancer Editor

Good Mental Health - Fear Not
Having a persuasion to be in better health and doing something about it, and doing something about it out of fear, are two very different things. In this article, I am going to help you distinguish which one is which.

Health and Beauty for Post Treatment Skin
Radiation and chemotherapy alter the body at the cellular level, and eventually cause noticable changes to the outer layer of the skin. This article reviews a web site dedicated to cancer survivors, and focuses on skin care products and make-up that won't irritate sensitive skin.

Humor and Inspiration

Music Therapy for Cancer Patients
Music therapy has been used for years in nursing homes and in the special education sector as a means to help the elderly and disabled cope psychologically with physical trauma. Read on to see how it is gaining credence in the field of Oncology, also helping cancer patients.

Quality of Life at End-of-Life
A quality end-of-life is important to anyone. And as much as we try to lower the risks for getting cancer, still many die from it every day. The most important thing is to make sure a person's end of life is the way they want it. Click to learn more.

Surviving Psychological Impacts of Cancer
Hearing that you have cancer hits you fast and hard. It's not just bad news, but it leaves you with questions you've never even thought of before. In this article, I touch on nature vs. nurture, and list some helpful suggestions for coping.

The Hellway of Transition
Cancer surgery is traumatic and it usually causes changes in the body that lasts for a lifetime. Even though change is inevitable, navigating through it is possible. Click to read more!