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Taking all the wins we get🥰 #cancerrecovery #sarcoma #cancer #myxofibrosarcoma #recovery @ItsMyyTyme

Cancer treatment is not just a physical battle—it’s an emotional and mental one too. There were days I felt strong and hopeful, and others where I felt completely drained. It often felt like I was treading water and through it all, I found small things that helped me take care of my mental health even. -getting outside -journaling -reading positive / motivational books (on fire, limitless, embrace the suck) -working out when I could -doing puzzles These things were, at times, easier said than done. It wasn’t about doing them all every day but rather finding the ones I could do or needed to do. Some days, it was going for a walk; other days, it was simply sitting on my front porch in the craziest combination of clothing just to get some fresh air and a change of scenery. Sometimes, the small things are actually the big things. Be gentle with yourself if you are in a season of pain, look for the small glimmers and find joy in those. #breastcancer #breastcancercare #cancertreatment #breastcancersurvivor #cancersurvivor #chemotherapy #chemo #chemorecovery #cancerrecovery #fyp #breastcancersurvivors #doublemastectomy #MentalHealth

The word "but" can play a significant role in reinforcing or challenging all-or-nothing thinking. This can make it harder to celebrate progress and accept the complexities of recovery. Healing is not an all-or-nothing process—survivors can be grateful for their recovery while also recognizing the struggles that come with it.#breastcancer #breastcancercare #cancertreatment #breastcancersurvivor #lifeaftercancer #cancerrecovery #cancersurvivor #cancersurvivorsoftiktok #survivorship #cancerunder40 #breastcancersurvivors #triplepositivebreastcancer #MentalHealth

Title: Balance Boosts Immunity Caption: Discover how balance training aids cancer recovery! #BalanceTraining #CancerRecovery Script: Imagine balancing on one foot could be a secret weapon against cancer! Researchers found that balance training not only improves stability but also boosts the immune system. This quirky fact comes from a study where cancer patients practiced standing on one leg, and surprisingly, their white blood cell count increased. It’s like a fun, wobbly dance that strengthens the body's defenses. Who knew a simple childhood game could be a powerful ally in cancer recovery? Next time you wobble, remember it’s not just for fun—it’s for health! Hit the like button, subscribe, and leave a comment to support us!