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Health
All the Ways People Shame My Post-Cancer Body
06.22.18
By
Lindsay Jean Thomson
Health
After Cancer, You Still Have to Get Used to Your New Body
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My Plastic Surgeon Made My Post-Cancer Breasts Two Sizes Too Small
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My Cancer Doctor Suggested I Order a Vagina Egg
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Cancer Doesn’t Make Me a Victim
12.13.17
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There’s No Such Thing as ‘Healthy’ or ‘Sick’ After You’ve Had Cancer
12.11.17
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Recovering From Cancer Means Convincing a Lot of People That I’m Okay
11.20.17
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I Don’t Need Motivational Signs to Get Through Cancer Treatment
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Episode 9: My Surgery Bill Was 75K
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Episode 8: One of the Weirdest Parts of Cancer is Getting Used to My New Breast
08.08.17
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Episode 7: The Day I Said Goodbye to My Right Breast
06.09.17
By
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