A wise person once said, “You can’t pour from an empty cup”. Good advice for all of us, but especially for caregivers who pour themselves out every day in caring for a loved one with cancer. The holidays can drain the last drops of energy
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The holidays can be the hardest time of the year when we’ve lost someone we love. Here are ideas to navigate them in new ways.
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For many, December marks the beginning of holiday festivities that last the whole month long. In the best of times, the holidays can be stressful; when you have cancer, they can be absolutely overwhelming.
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The words cancer and gratitude don’t often appear in the same sentence. Yet, as an oncology nurse, I have witnessed over and over how a cancer diagnosis can have a positive impact on people’s lives.
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Do you go around the room at Thanksgiving saying what you’re thankful for? We do, so we did a little practice round at The Ghosh Center.
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Humility’s not a word you often hear in healthcare. With the rapid expansion of local health systems and increasing competition between hospitals, the focus on physicians can outweigh the focus on patients.
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An awards ceremony wouldn’t be complete without thanking the people who made it possible.
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We interviewed Barbara Fuchs, a long-time patient, to learn about her experience with The Ghosh Center.
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