This New York Times article is a couple of years old but still relevant.
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- Never Give Up: The Journey from Metastatic to Complete ResponseStephen Eisenmann saw his metastatic diagnosis as a problem to be solved… and PCF-funded doctors and researchers helped him do it. Stephen Eisenmann met his wife Elizabeth in 1990 when they were both working together. There was an instant spark, but they didn’t think much of it at the time since they were both married […] The post Never Give Up: The Journey […]Aaron Gomez
- How to Tell Your Kids About Your Cancer DiagnosisPrioritize telling your children Many people face understandable reluctance when deciding whether they should tell their children about their cancer diagnosis. Are they too young? Is it too much for them to handle? Is it too much for me to handle? These concerns are reasonable, but you must set them aside. The truth is, if […] The post How to Tell Your Kids […]Aaron Gomez
- 3 Things You Can Control During Your Prostate Cancer JourneyThe feeling of helplessness brought upon a patient and those who love them is perhaps one of the worst parts of a prostate cancer diagnosis. Between the uncertainty of the future and the many changes to your day-to-day life, you may feel as if life is spiraling out of your control. But there are three […] The post 3 Things You Can Control During Your Prostat […]Aaron Gomez
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