No lie: for a long time, I thought palliative care was hospice care & thus was for dying patients. It wasn’t until my grampa became ill & passed away during PT school that I truly understood what palliative care actually is. While he didn’t have cancer, it was such a blessing for my family to

Are you contaminated? I was first introduced to Seth Eisenberg, RN, OCN, BMTCN at the Cowtown Oncology Nursing Symposium earlier this spring, when he delivered his presentation on Hazardous Drugs & changes to guidelines to protect those who work with them. While these guidelines are out of our scope, Seth covered some really great material

Hey, when are you going to be interviewed on your local radio show? I’m serious – it was so much darn fun, & I got to talk all about oncology rehab! Plus, it was a fabulous opportunity to educate future patients, caregivers, & referring providers about my favorite thing in the world. So again, when

“Life doesn’t stop after a diagnosis.” Part 2 of my interview with Ed & T.J. from Breaking Down Barriers Radio Show is here for today’s episode. We discussed more about what cancer rehabilitation can do for patients, how to learn more about cancer rehabilitation for both patients & providers, & even SEX! That’s right, Elise