 
            The Mesothelioma Center Blog – Page 9
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				 Awareness & ResearchWhen encountering home insulation during DIY projects, it’s important to know what you could be exposed to in the process. Asbestos insulation and cellulose… Awareness & ResearchWhen encountering home insulation during DIY projects, it’s important to know what you could be exposed to in the process. Asbestos insulation and cellulose…
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				 Health & Wellness Health & WellnessWebinar: Managing Mesothelioma Symptoms and Side EffectsJoin The Mesothelioma Center on May 14, 2024 at 8 p.m. ET to participate in an exclusive, free webinar for survivors, caregivers and families.
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				 Peritoneal Mesothelioma Peritoneal MesotheliomaMesothelioma Survivor Is Thankful for His Support SystemJust one year after his mesothelioma diagnosis and two major surgeries, Shaun says he has a great support system. He's also sharing some advice for others who are on their own mesothelioma journey. “You’ve got to have hope and you need to have strength and know that it’s not the end as long as you believe it’s not the end,” he said.
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				 Cancer & Caregiving Cancer & CaregivingCreating a System for Managing Mesothelioma MedicationsOne of the realities of mesothelioma treatment is the need to manage medications. Depending on the type of treatment a person has recently had…
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				 Peritoneal Mesothelioma Peritoneal MesotheliomaSurvivor Shares How Mesothelioma Impacts His DietOne year after his diagnosis Shaun is sharing how his diet has changed. “The hardest is eating healthy at night after working all day. I try to narrow it down to something healthy, but sometimes that doesn't work. Overall I’ve done pretty good when it comes to nutrition after mesothelioma treatment,” Shaun shared.
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				 Late-Stage Mesothelioma Late-Stage Mesothelioma9-Year Peritoneal Mesothelioma Survivor Beating the OddsRaeleen's symptoms started with abdominal pain. One month after a CT scan she was diagnosed with stage 3 peritoneal mesothelioma. After nearly a decade with mesothelioma, Raeleen is excited to share, "I'm a grandma now." It’s amazing!"
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				 Stories From Survivors Stories From SurvivorsReturning to Work Quickly After Mesothelioma SurgeryJust one year after his diagnosis and surgery, Shaun returned to his physically demanding job. “I’m moving along pretty well,” Shaun shared. “I have good people I work around and they understand there are certain things that I can’t do to because of the risk of hurting myself. But I work with some good people and they look out for me.”
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				 Advocacy AdvocacyMedical Gaslighting: What Mesothelioma Patients Need to KnowHave you ever heard of medical or physician gaslighting? It’s only been fairly recently that I’ve known the correct meaning of this term. It’s…
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				 Health & Wellness Health & WellnessCounseling Awareness Month: Mesothelioma and Mental HealthWe’re in the midst of Counseling Awareness Month, which aims to highlight the contributions of professional counselors. It’s also an opportunity to promote mental…
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				 Health & Wellness Health & WellnessMesothelioma Survivor’s Tips for Managing Post-EPP Pain and Sleep IssuesI expected to feel some pain and fatigue after my extrapleural pneumonectomy surgery. But I hadn’t fully anticipated how just when I needed more…
 
            