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Meditation and Breast Cancer

Written by MyBCTeam
Posted on April 13, 2018

"It is a sense of awareness of when the roller coaster of fear uncontrol thought to jolt my inner core and I have to remember awareness meaning presence or meditation can place me in a calm state instantly." -A member on MyBCTeam

On MyBCTeam, the social network and online support group for women facing breast cancer, members talk about a range of personal experiences and struggles. Meditation is one of the most discussed subjects.

Here are some conversations about meditation:

A member shares her delight in realizing she can be mindful.

A member wonders what others do for their anxiety besides meditation.

A member shares what meditation app that works for her.

A member shares an update and which classes she is taking to help with her treatment.

A member says her husband calls it quackery, but she's enjoying these alternative treatments.

A member shares what she does with her evening ritual.

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A MyBCTeam Member

I workout at the gym.
Listening to praise music as I cycle and or walk.
Listen to positive podcasts by Jennifer Rothschild.
Dance at home to dance music singing at the top of my lungs.

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