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WHAT NEXT is an online cancer support network where patients, survivors and caregivers are connected to relevant peers and resources.

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We re-launched our site and are ready for you to engage in conversation!

Enjoy our brand-new community forum, articles about new advancements in oncology, and so much more!

Visit the newly updated website
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We are pleased to share a story from Geri. She has embraced her journey and hopes that sharing her story will bring strength to others. Click the link to read Geri’s story: https://t.co/RAghMwBwjw Interested in sharing your story, click here: https://t.co/Qvkj3Lkycr

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#patientworthy #whatnext #rectalcancer #quotes Thank you @jayrayoflight

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Carmen Dörwald (@carmelita627_), a 2x cancer survivor, podcaster, and advocate. Confronting fear, isolation, and rebuilding her identity and trust with her body inspired her to publish her first memoir.
To access Carmen's book click the link https://t.co/67v3zhKAkp

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Halloween should be a fun time for all kids that want to participate. Unfortunately, some kids may have a difficult time celebrating due to certain health conditions. Here are a few ways to help them feel a little more comfortable.

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October 4th is Salivary Gland Cancer Day. SGC is rare, with about 2,000 to 2,500 cases diagnosed annually in the United States. Let’s come together and spread awareness on this rare cancer. #SGCDay #SalivaryGlandCancerDay #patientworthy #cancerawareness #whatnext

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Sometimes as a caregiver you often experience high levels of stress and burnout. Prioritizing self-care is essential for maintaining your physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Here are a few tips to help with your self care. #whatnext #selfcare

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Here is a positive message from Kaye living with colon cancer. To share your journey with colon cancer, clink the link: https://t.co/6KLaKhXjJp #shareyourstory #cancer #coloncancer #whatnext #patientworthy

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Finding out you have cancer is a life-changing event. Many people offer their support and advice but sometimes the advice can be false – myths. Can you think of a cancer myth that surprised you when you learned the truth? #whatnext #patientworthy

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Here is a quote from Natalie who is a recurrent cervical cancer survivor. #whatnext #patientworthy
Read about her journey here:
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Here is a positive quote from Natalie who is a recurrent cervical cancer survivor. #whatnext #patientworthy
Read about her journey here:
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There are many benefits that cancer screenings can offer, such as early detection. It’s okay to feel nervous about cancer screenings. Here are some helpful tips to help you get through it if you are feeling nervous! #WHATNEXT #cancerscreenings #tips

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Natalie shared her cervical cancer story with us: one of survival, motherhood, resilience, and love. Read here:

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It is important for all skin types to protect their skin against harmful UV rays. Learn how your skin can be affected by the sun. #skincancer #whatnext #patientworthy

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It is important to celebrate your success. Celebrating even the small victories can improve your mental well-being. It can reduce stress, enhance happiness, and promote a more positive outlook. You are doing a fantastic job! Celebrate YOU! #patientworthy #whatnext #cancersupport

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Cancer screenings are important they help detect cancer at an early stage, before symptoms even appear. It is crucial to know your personal risk factors around cancer. Advocate for screening if you think you need it. #patientworthy #whatnext #cancer #cancerscreening

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WHATNEXT and Patient Worthy are honored to bring you this story by our friends at Elephants & Tea -- Laura's journey as a caregiver for her daughter Cecilia, a leukemia survivor. Read more here, or at https://t.co/ne1Xg3XGfV!

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This week let’s take a vacation from cancer treatments with a staycation movie marathon it's a great way to unwind from day-to-day stress. Pick a few movies ahead of time that you would like to watch. Regroup alone or with love ones. #whatnext #patientworthy #cancer #staycation

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Sometimes infusions can take a long time to sit through. Many find music helpful to pass the time. Post in the comments songs that help you get through infusion days. #patientworthy #whatnext #infusions #cancer #musicplaylist

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Sometimes infusions can take a long time to sit through. Many find music helpful to pass the time. Post in the comments songs that help you get through infusion days. #patientworthy #whatnext #infusions #cancer #musicplaylist

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This summer pitch a tent and cue the s’mores: you’re not just in your backyard—you’re under the stars at your favorite campsite! This is is a fun way to spend time doing something different with the family but staying close to home. #whatnext #patientworthy