Q&A: From Post-Chemo Haircuts to Talking About Cancer

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   Yolanda Brunson-Sarrabo Moderator & Contributor

   <p>Racheli, you rock girl! <br> I can so relate to a few call outs mentioned, especially the alternative method- &quot;Why don&#39;t ya comments&quot;? (side face)</p>

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      Racheli Alkobey Moderator & Contributor

      <p>Thank you for sharing Yolanda!!! Like no I don&#39;t want to eat frozen lemons and turmeric for the rest of my life. I&#39;m down for a healthy balance though &#128521;</p>

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      Yolanda Brunson-Sarrabo Moderator & Contributor

      <p>Exactly, Healthy and balance are key.</p>

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   Ann Harper Moderator & Contributor

   <p><inline-mention user-id="3651245" username="Racheli Alkobey"/> the two things that stood out to me were asking about the good cancer and the new normal after cancer. I too have been told I have the good cancer. (Thyroid) First of all, no cancer is a good cancer and I wonder if they would still think it was good if they had it?! Having stage 4, non-curable cancer is not good, but neither is stage 1. <br> <br> There is definitely a new normal that we must come to terms with after a cancer diagnosis. It&#39;s not a choice, it&#39;s simply something we must do. <br> <br> Love the video!</p>

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      Racheli Alkobey Moderator & Contributor

      <p>Hi Ann! Thank you so much for your insight. I totally agree and feel you that regardless of stage/type.. it&#39;s NOT good!</p>

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