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Need some love for my family

I could really use prayers, good vibes, etc for my family. I have an uncle and cousin with prostate cancer, an aunt recovering from bladder cancer while her husband is in the beginning stages of dimensia, another aunt with heart problems and her oldest daughter has breast and multiple locations of bone cancer and possibly liver and gall bladder too. This cousin has 2 kids, one just graduated HS and the other is, i think. A senior. Not to mention several people in the family with autoimmune diseases as well. Every bit of love given would be greatly appreciated. #Cancers

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Check out our new ER+/HER2- breast cancer condition guide!

Are you or a loved one diagnosed with ER+/HER2- metastatic breast cancer and looking for a resource with information that combines expertise from both medical experts and patients? We got you!

Here is what you will find in our new condition guide:

✅ What Is ER+/HER2- Metastatic Breast Cancer?

✅ Managing ER+/HER2- Breast Cancer

✅ Common Breast Cancer Misconceptions

Mental Health and Metastatic Breast Cancer

✅ How To Talk To Others About Metastatic Breast Cancer

✅ How To Support Someone Living With Breast Cancer

Take a look at (and bookmark!) the condition guide here:

The Mighty's ER-positive/HER2-negative Metastatic ...

#BreastCancer #Cancer #BoneCancers #OvarianCancer #LungCancer #ThyroidCancer #lymphoma #ChildhoodCancers #MentalHealth #ChronicIllness #ChronicPain #Caregiving #Grief

The Mighty's ER-positive/HER2-negative Metastatic Breast Cancer Condition Guide

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I'm new here!

Hi, my name is YangLiu. I'm here because I was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma recently, I'm here looking for friendships and emotion support

#MightyTogether #BoneCancer

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I'm new here!

Hi, my name is YangLiu. I'm here because I was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma recently, I'm here looking for friendships and emotion support

#MightyTogether #BoneCancer

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What do you find to be the most challenging about a cancer diagnosis?

Getting a cancer diagnosis is many things — heartbreak, anger, pockets of simplicity, grief, even gratitude. But there are parts of it that straight up suck.

What’s been the #1 challenge for you or a loved one?

#Cancer #BoneCancers #BreastCancer #OvarianCancer #LungCancer #ThyroidCancer #lymphoma #ChildhoodCancers #MentalHealth #ChronicIllness #ChronicPain #Caregiving #Grief

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Self-Loathing and Body Shaming With a Disability

I am struggling. I am struggling with my body image. Self-loathing is taking over my life right now. I feel this is a subject that needs to be discussed.

I have a rare bone disease called McCune Albright syndrome. I had an eventful childhood in and out of hospitals for years because it was more extreme when I was younger. Broken bones all the time. It’s very rare but it does affect people differently. It has affected my bones from the neck down. Some can’t walk or have facial deformities. I have had my own adversities in regard to deformities in my lower extremities. I consider myself lucky or unlucky. I thought that I had made peace with my body and embraced my differences, but sadly, I’m still struggling.

It’s not OK to body shame anyone! I have felt body shamed by people who I thought cared about me and know me well. It’s extremely painful for me to discuss these issues because it’s causing me to hate my body. I hate my body so much that I can’t even look at myself naked. The worst part is, I feel that my body is unattractive to men. My fear is that I will never find a man who will love and accept my body for what it is and how it looks.

Having a physical disability has been difficult to deal with, especially when those close to me have body-shamed me. I would like to shed light on this matter because I don’t think that anyone should be criticized for having imperfections.

#RareDisease

#BoneCancers

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What advice would you give someone recently diagnosed with cancer?

Being diagnosed with cancer can certainly be scary, confusing, and frustrating — just to name a few of the whirlwind of emotions that may come up.

If you could give any advice or words of wisdom to someone newly diagnosed with cancer, what would you share?

🎧 🎙️ If you're up to it and would like to listen, feel free to check out this Mighty Podcast episode on what it's like living with a rare cancer:
Living With A Rare Cancer

#Cancer #BoneCancers #BreastCancer #OvarianCancer #LungCancer #ThyroidCancer #lymphoma #ChildhoodCancers #MentalHealth #ChronicIllness #ChronicPain #Caregiving #Grief

Living With A Rare Cancer

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Check out our new Mighty group: Cancer Corner!

🥁 Introducing… Cancer Corner! 🥁

Cancer of any type brings with it a transformative experience for everyone it touches. Whether you have just been diagnosed, are going through treatment, or are in remission — our new Mighty group for you.

We warmly welcome caregivers and those who are currently supporting or have lost a loved one to cancer too.

This is a safe space to talk honestly about what you’re going through — the good, the bad, and the just plain ugly. Cancer sucks, but you don’t have to face it alone.

🔑 Here’s the link to join: Cancer Corner

#BoneCancers #BreastCancer #Cancer #MentalHealth #ChronicIllness #ChronicPain #OvarianCancer #Caregiving #LungCancer #Grief

Cancer Corner | An Online Health Community

Cancer of any type brings with it a transformative experience for everyone it touches. Whether you have just been diagnosed, are going through treatment, or are in remission — this is the group for you. We warmly welcome caregivers and those who are currently supporting or have lost a loved one to cancer too. This is a safe space to talk honestly about what you’re going through — the good, the bad, and the just plain ugly. Cancer sucks, but you don’t have to face it alone.
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