So, you’ve been diagnosed with cancer, now what? I include 7 tips to help you deal with the news and be proactive about getting the best information from your doctor about treatment and life afterward. From talking to your family and friends to what you should share on social media, I discuss how I handled the news and what got me through the first couple years after treatment. Please consider buying my national and international award-winning humor journal about what to expect through your cancer journey called “Thank God I Got Cancer, I’m Not a Hypochondriac Anymore!” Through the link: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Thank-God-I-Got-Cancer-I-m-Not-a-Hypochondriac-Anymore-9780997984323/269715204 or https://www.amazon.com/Thank-God-Cancer-Hypochondriac-Anymore/dp/0997984325/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?keywords=angelina+assanti&qid=1636313344&qsid=139-6875593-3017219&sr=8-2&sres=0997984325%2CB08JJTFMYH%2CB08K586CWC%2CB08K56XDV3%2CB00OEV1ZIC%2C0997984309%2C1539643239%2C1534454829%2C1534442502%2C153445151X%2C1534454268%2C153446445X%2C1541173279%2CB07MF43VRK

And if you’re going to donate or work with a cancer charity, make sure it’s legit and actually trying to cure cancer by going to https://www.charitynavigator.org

I am not a doctor and not qualified to give dating advice, never mind advice about health. If you need medical help, please seek help from an actual doctor!