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UNIVERSIDAD DE ORIENTE
NÚCLEO BOLÍVAR
ESCUELA DE RECURSOS BASICOS
ASIGNATURA: INGLES INSTRUENTAL
SECCION: 09
Ingles InstrumentalPROFESORA: BACHILLER:
MARIA AUXILIADORA PAEZ LUBNA EL BAHRI26.228.063
CIUDAD BOLIVAR, JULIO 2014.
therapy for dealing with cancer
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being told that you have cancer can be devastating. a thousand frightening thoughts racethrough your mind. "i am going to die?" "how bad will the pain be?" "what about my family?" "how will they handle the news?".
in addition to the anxiety surrounding the illness itself, living withcancer expose patients to physical and emotional stress from painful and sometimes emotionally difficult treatments and their side effects.
if you or someone you love has cancer you're feelingdepressed, hopeless or anxious, talking to mental health professional can help.
some people may consider asking for help a weakness, but reaching out and recognizing you may need help requires a greatdeal of courage.
psychological therapy is best provided a part of coordinated treatment plan. You may want to see a psychologist who has experience working with cancer patients or others with seriousillnesses.
.
for example, some may feel hesitant to talk to their physician about sexual problems that occur after treatment for cancer or seriou illness, and many physicians may lack specificexpertise in such areas. However, a couple can encounter problems if their sexual relationship is overwhelmed by physical discomfort, fear, anxiety or feelings of unattractiveness in the aftermath ofcancer.
treatment for cancer can be extremely difficult and painful-- patients often develop anticipatory anxiety and nausea. sometimes relaxation strategies can help patients tolerance it better....
UNIVERSIDAD DE ORIENTE
NÚCLEO BOLÍVAR
ESCUELA DE RECURSOS BASICOS
ASIGNATURA: INGLES INSTRUENTAL
SECCION: 09
Ingles InstrumentalPROFESORA: BACHILLER:
MARIA AUXILIADORA PAEZ LUBNA EL BAHRI26.228.063
CIUDAD BOLIVAR, JULIO 2014.
therapy for dealing with cancer
type size [A] [A] [A]
being told that you have cancer can be devastating. a thousand frightening thoughts racethrough your mind. "i am going to die?" "how bad will the pain be?" "what about my family?" "how will they handle the news?".
in addition to the anxiety surrounding the illness itself, living withcancer expose patients to physical and emotional stress from painful and sometimes emotionally difficult treatments and their side effects.
if you or someone you love has cancer you're feelingdepressed, hopeless or anxious, talking to mental health professional can help.
some people may consider asking for help a weakness, but reaching out and recognizing you may need help requires a greatdeal of courage.
psychological therapy is best provided a part of coordinated treatment plan. You may want to see a psychologist who has experience working with cancer patients or others with seriousillnesses.
.
for example, some may feel hesitant to talk to their physician about sexual problems that occur after treatment for cancer or seriou illness, and many physicians may lack specificexpertise in such areas. However, a couple can encounter problems if their sexual relationship is overwhelmed by physical discomfort, fear, anxiety or feelings of unattractiveness in the aftermath ofcancer.
treatment for cancer can be extremely difficult and painful-- patients often develop anticipatory anxiety and nausea. sometimes relaxation strategies can help patients tolerance it better....
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