Titlebook: Cancer, Stress, and Death; Jean Taché,Hans Selye,Stacey B. Day Book 1979 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1979 aging.cancer.care.d

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The Cancer Patient as Educator and Counselor,h all of this, the patient often feels like an object, while the family stands by, feeling uninformed and helpless, unable to assist the patient through the various discomforts and fears he or she faces.

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Physical Deterioration in Patients with Advanced Cancer,s have felt in their impotence. As we can talk with patients, we can better understand . of their needs. We can discuss what may be expected to occur and how we will deal with it; in anticipating some of the problems, we can relieve some of the fears of them. We can more effectively address, also, the physical problems which may be remediable.

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Summary Comments,vious and ambiguous aspects rooted in the body’s competence and in the human condition. Such leads as we have in cancer involve both; and it is in this conjunction that the value of the preceding papers lie.

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my unique qualification for this singular honor-I had survived a normally fatal cancer, a histiocytic reticulosarcoma that had developed under the skin of my thigh several years pre­ viously. Faced with the physical and emotional realities of this situa­ tion, I refused to retreat from life in despe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-23108-8f a cure, it was felt that nothing could be done for such patients. Since telling the patient his diagnosis was to pronounce upon him a hopeless sentence of doom, it was therefore thought preferable to conceal his fate from him.

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Telling the Truth to the Dying Patient,f a cure, it was felt that nothing could be done for such patients. Since telling the patient his diagnosis was to pronounce upon him a hopeless sentence of doom, it was therefore thought preferable to conceal his fate from him.

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,AnsÄtze für einen echten Paradigmenwechsel, stimulation. In another series of exciting developments, the hypothalamic factors controlling several of the anterior pituitary hormones have been isolated, characterized, and synthesized (Martin ., 1977).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3459-0aging; cancer; care; death; emotion; fat; feeling; hormones; joint; outcome; senescence; skin; stress; surgery; th

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