Tired of seeing banana bread on your feed? Make this delicious Banana Melon Smoothie! It has a mild, yet fresh, flavor - perfect for those experiencing side effects from cancer treatment, such as mouth sores and difficulty swallowing. High in protein and fiber, the Banana Melon Smoothie is ideal for an afternoon snack or an on-the-go breakfast for essential workers. If you are sensitive to dairy, you can easily replace the whole milk with almond milk, coconut milk or soy yogurt.

CSC Expert on Coping and Compassion

In a recent interview with Patient Power, Eucharia Borden, Senior Director of Clinical Services at CSC, talked about how to cope with uncertainty and stress while living with cancer during the era of coronavirus. An experienced social worker, Borden advised, “One of the most important things that we can do, right now, is to be compassionate with ourselves.” Watch the full interview for coping skills, as well as support and financial resources that can help.

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New Blog on Resilience

“Sometimes the smallest of mental shifts can change our entire attitude.” In the latest installment of Nancy Sharp’s blog series focusing on resilience, the author and longtime caregiver offers advice learned from her personal experience about how to stay strong during times of stress and uncertainty. In this thoughtful blog, Sharp shares a story highlighting how focusing on positive memories can help you feel better and be uplifting to others.

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