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Sleep and Cancer: Getting a Better Night’s Sleep While Undergoing Treatment

If you’ve heard the expression “sleep is a great healer,“ you’ll have an inkling of why sleep and cancer are intrinsically linked. However, treatments like chemotherapy often leave patients feeling exceptionally tired and in need of regular naps during the day. These naps lead to sleeping poorly at night, creating a cycle of broken rest.

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Roger, cancer survivor sharing story

Roger’s Story

Diagnosed with large cell carcinoma one tumor on lung, metastasized to spine area where there are now three. Completed spine radiation in October 2020 after 15 sessions. Next is 15 on lung. I am 65 years old and lived a good life 20 years military and 14 public service. The fight never ends and staying

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Becky, cancer survivor sharing story

Becky’s Story

In 2017 I was diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma Her2- Breast Cancer in my right breast with a group of pre-cancerous calcifications. My doctor ordered an MRI of my left breast because she wanted to make sure we weren’t missing anything. It detected a mass twice as big as the mass on the right side.

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