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	<title>Comments on: From the New York Times &#8211; &#8220;Cancer Emotions: Upbeat, Stoic or Just Scared?&#8221;</title>
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		<title>By: PinkTissue</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This article strucks a cord with me. My mum is now in remission for ovarian cancer. The doctor told her that she has a second life and the treatment and surgery went well. Even during chemotheraoy, she did not suffer from naseau, has a good a appetite and her white blood cells did not drop below the normal level. But.......even though she is physically ok, my mum is in depression - which started half-way though the treatment. We all thought that the depression would be &#039;gone&#039; after completing the treatment and having a clean bill of life. I once read somewhere an ovarian cancer survivor - &#039;my family just cannot understand why I can&#039;t get over the negative feelings since I have been cured&#039;. It takes time to recover - cancer not only attacks your body but also attacks your spirit.

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This article strucks a cord with me. My mum is now in remission for ovarian cancer. The doctor told her that she has a second life and the treatment and surgery went well. Even during chemotheraoy, she did not suffer from naseau, has a good a appetite and her white blood cells did not drop below the normal level. But&#8230;&#8230;.even though she is physically ok, my mum is in depression &#8211; which started half-way though the treatment. We all thought that the depression would be &#8216;gone&#8217; after completing the treatment and having a clean bill of life. I once read somewhere an ovarian cancer survivor &#8211; &#8216;my family just cannot understand why I can&#8217;t get over the negative feelings since I have been cured&#8217;. It takes time to recover &#8211; cancer not only attacks your body but also attacks your spirit.</p>
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