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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / April 2004Help! Article on exercise and cancer
I am writing an article about the benefits of exercise for cancer survivors for a new publication called Heal. While in the past, some cancer patients were discouraged from exercising, today such advice isn't necessarily the case. I am looking for cancer survivors on this topic - what exercise you do, how you chose the appropriate activities, when you started exercise, the effects of exercise, etc. If you are interested, please contact me at healthwriter101@aol.com Thanks, Joe Mullich www.joemullich.com > I am writing an article about the benefits of exercise for cancer survivors for > a new publication called Heal. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Joe Mullich > www.joemullich.com Some cancer patients are discouraged from doing exercises in certain circumstances at certain times. So (according to your website), "a mark of your professionalism is that clients often call you when they have important assignments that must be turned around quickly" AND then you expect sick patients to write their stories to you and you get paid for it? What a way to make a living ! Try the Google archives for any of the cancer newsgroups with the word exercise and/or any exercise activity. http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search In other words, do the work yourself ! J Hi. I am not asking anyone to do my work for me. I am asking if anyone would like to share their stories and ideas, which I will incorporate into an article that will hopefully assist and inspire other cancer survivors. Peace. << Some cancer patients are discouraged from doing exercises in certain circumstances at certain times. So (according to your website), "a mark of your professionalism is that clients often call you when they have important assignments that must be turned around quickly" AND then you expect sick patients to write their stories to you and you get paid for it? What a way to make a living ! Try the Google archives for any of the cancer newsgroups with the word exercise and/or any exercise activity. http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search In other words, do the work yourself ! J << > Hi. I am not asking anyone to do my work for me. I am asking if anyone would > like to share their stories and ideas, which I will incorporate into an article > that will hopefully assist and inspire other cancer survivors. > > Peace. A complete altruist. What an angel................... > I am writing an article about the benefits of exercise for cancer survivors for > a new publication called Heal. > > While in the past, some cancer patients were discouraged from exercising, today > such advice isn't necessarily the case. I've been an oncologist for 20 years, and I've never discouraged a patient from exercising. I've never heard anyone else do it either. Are you sure this isn't something you've sen on a soap? > I am looking for cancer survivors on this topic - what exercise you do, how you > chose the appropriate activities, when you started exercise, the effects of [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Joe Mullich > www.joemullich.com > > I am writing an article about the benefits of exercise for cancer survivors > for [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > I've never heard anyone else do it either. > Are you sure this isn't something you've sen on a soap? That's me Steph who posted that. (he messed up the attributions when he replied ) The breast cancer patients in certain circumstances due to lymph node removal, IIRC J > > > I am writing an article about the benefits of exercise for cancer survivors > > for [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > IIRC > J No J, "he" wrote that > > > > I am writing an article about the benefits of exercise for cancer > survivors [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > No J, "he" wrote that oops ! indeed he did, thanks Steph J |
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