H O S P I T A L N E T W O R K · can fill you up and limit your intake of higher can help you...

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1 2 4 5 Thrive With the Top Five is powered by Spirit of Women ® , a national network of hospitals and healthcare providers across the United States that ascribe to the highest standards of excellence in women’s health, education, and community outreach. STAY EDUCATED Stay educated and follow the instructions provided by your doctor. Understanding information about your diagnosis and treatment is essential. Keep a personal notebook of your doctors’ numbers, dates of treatments, lab values, x-rays, scans, symptoms, side effects, medicines, and general medical status. Join us in celebrating National Cancer Survivors Day® on June 6th to rejoice with more than ten million cancer survivors living healthy, productive, and happy lives. Living with cancer is challenging, but incorporating strategies to stay emotion- ally and physically strong can improve quality of life and longevity. DRINK PLENTY OF WATER Dehydration is common during cancer treatments; symptoms like fatigue, light- headedness, and nausea can be avoided by drinking lots of water. STAY ENGAGED IN YOUR LIFE Maintain activities and hobbies you enjoyed before your diagnosis. Keeping engaged with your daily routine and work will help you in your treatment. thrive with the TOPFIVE 12345 Sources: American Cancer Society, National Cancer Institute EAT A BALANCED DIET Eating nutritiously is critically important to feeling better and recovering faster. Take advan- tage of the times when you feel your best, such as the morning, and eat more then. Limit liquids during meals, as they can fill you up and limit your intake of higher calorie foods. 3 EXERCISE REGULARLY Low to moderate exercise has been shown to ease fatigue and anxiety. It can also improve self- esteem, heart and blood vessel fitness, muscle strength, and body composition. Exercise can give you a feeling of control and hope, and it can help you increase your energy during and after treatment. 1-0754

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H O S P I T A L N E T W O R K

Thrive With the Top Five is powered by Spirit of Women®,a national network of hospitals and healthcare providers acrossthe United States that ascribe to the highest standards of excellencein women’s health, education, and community outreach.

S T A Y E D U C A T E D

Stay educated and follow the instructions

provided by your doctor. Understanding

information about your diagnosis and

treatment is essential. Keep a personal notebook

of your doctors’ numbers,

dates of treatments,

lab values, x-rays, scans,

symptoms, side effects,

medicines, and general

medical status.

Join us in celebrating National Cancer Survivors Day®

on June 6th to rejoice with more than ten million cancer

survivors living healthy, productive, and happy lives.

Living with cancer is challenging, but incorporating

strategies to stay emotion-

ally and physically strong

can improve quality of life

and longevity.

D R I N K P L E N T Y O F W A T E R

Dehydration is

common during

cancer treatments;

symptoms like

fatigue, light-

headedness,

and nausea can be

avoided by drinking

lots of water.

S T A Y E N G A G E D I N Y O U R L I F E

Maintain activities and hobbies you enjoyed

before your diagnosis. Keeping engaged with

your daily routine

and work will

help you in

your treatment.

t h r i v e w i t h t h e

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Sources: American Cancer Society, National Cancer Institute

E A T A B A L A N C E D D I E T

Eating nutritiously is critically important to

feeling better and recovering faster. Take advan-

tage of the times when you feel your best, such as

the morning, and eat more then. Limit liquids during

meals, as they

can fill you up

and limit your

intake of higher

calorie foods.

3E X E R C I S E R E G U L A R L Y

Low to moderate exercise has been shown to

ease fatigue and anxiety. It can also improve self-

esteem, heart and blood

vessel fitness, muscle

strength, and body

composition. Exercise

can give you a feeling of

control and hope, and it

can help you increase

your energy during and

after treatment.

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