In October 2022, it was nice to see some of the newer blog posts featuring rather than the old favourites. That guy Steve Jobs is there but only because I posted about the anniversary of his death on October 5th.
Here are the 5 most read posts in October 2022.
Evidence of disease but stable. People get fixated on these terms, or not even be aware of what they actually mean…. but the aim of this blog post was to say that even with Evidence of Disease (ED) you can still be stable.
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Steve Jobs – the most famous Neuroendocrine Cancer Ambassador we NEVER had. Still a draw 11 years after his death. Every share is awareness for NET.
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Neuroendocrine Cancer: Glossary of Terms – a year’s worth of work, take a look, please.
Hopefully will help with perspective and provide a basis for asking questions to understand your report. Click here or on the picture to read more:
I’m wired not to worry too much about something I cannot control. For example, I automatically ignore any concerns about being inside an imaging device and then having to wait for the results to come through. For me, I need to get the scan and I cannot control the results. The results will be what they will be, and I will react accordingly when I know them. I once wrote an article called “Scanxiety, I just don’t get it“. In hindsight, perhaps I was a bit harsh as not everyone is wired like me. However, perhaps presenting the reasons for my own way of handling these test and surveillance events might help others. So based on my own experience, here are my 5 tips to face things you cannot control. Click here or on the picture to read more:
Bonus entry for this post because it was a personal milestone to meet and I’m so grateful to all those who read and share my work. Thank you once again!
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