be Well: Coping with breast cancer diagnosis
Elizabeth Hashagen spoke with a cancer survivor who battled her fears with hope.
•
Oct 7, 2024, 1:59 PM
•
Updated yesterday
Share:
More Stories
0:28
Panera settles lawsuit with family of woman who died after drinking caffeinated lemonade
12h ago1:05
Swimmer saved in dramatic rescue from dangerous swells off Seaside Park
17h ago1:52
‘COVID fatigue.’ State health commissioner concerned about lagging vaccination rates
17h ago2:27
Fitness in 4: Improve joint pain and stiffness
yesterday1:38
Getting a mammogram for the first time? Here are 19 things you should expect
yesterday1:58
Turn to Tara: Planning for long-term care amid looming financial crisis
yesterday0:28
Panera settles lawsuit with family of woman who died after drinking caffeinated lemonade
12h ago1:05
Swimmer saved in dramatic rescue from dangerous swells off Seaside Park
17h ago1:52
‘COVID fatigue.’ State health commissioner concerned about lagging vaccination rates
17h ago2:27
Fitness in 4: Improve joint pain and stiffness
yesterday1:38
Getting a mammogram for the first time? Here are 19 things you should expect
yesterday1:58
Turn to Tara: Planning for long-term care amid looming financial crisis
yesterdayFor many women, a breast cancer diagnosis can leave them feeling anxious, scared and even depressed.
There are many ways to cope.
Elizabeth Hashagen spoke with a cancer survivor Heather Paganica and Northwell Health Cancer Institute Nurse Navigator Jackie McKenna Barber about battling fears with hope.
More from News 12
1:38
Getting a mammogram for the first time? Here are 19 things you should expect
2:14
Mary's Place by the Sea in Ocean Grove offers healing for cancer patients
2:17
100,000 Black women sought for 'Voices of Black Women' study
1:44
Breast cancer survivor says early detection is key
2:25
New study shows early detection key to beating breast cancer. It echoes Nassau teacher’s survival story
0:57
