Surviving Cancer and Embracing Life: My Personal Journey by Joel R. Evans - HTML preview

References (Footnotes)

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1      Mayo Clinic, “Pancreatic Cancer,” https://mayocl.in/2gr3s5z

2      Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, “Whipple Procedure,” https://bit.ly/2JzXGiI

3      Zawn Villines, Whipple Procedure: What You Need to

Know”, Medical News Today, https://bit.ly/2HI4fdo

4      Brainy Quote, Albert Schweitzer Quotes,”

https://bit.ly/2LHFnF8

5      American Diabetes Association, “Living with Diabetes,”

https://bit.ly/2cdfjjf

6      American Diabetes Association, “Hypoglycemia (Low

Blood Glucose),” https://bit.ly/1hUgAfm

7      American Diabetes Association, “Hyperglycemia (High

Blood Glucose),” https://bit.ly/1vJd4Jo

8      Bright Side, “Here’s the Real Difference Between a Negative and a Positive Attitude to Life,” https://bit.ly/2bnDTgF

9      Mayo Clinic, “Positive Thinking: Stop Negative Self-Talk to

Reduce Stress,” https://mayocl.in/2mmGOOY

10      Fabian Pfortmüller, “What Does ‘Community’ Even Mean?”

https://bit.ly/2JrOita

11      Journey Forward, “Life After Cancer Treatment: Social and Work Relationships,” https://bit.ly/2sQqTM6

12      Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, “About Pets & People,” https://bit.ly/2p4aYq7

13      Medline Plus, “Capecitabine [Xeloda],” https://bit.ly/2HIag9Y

14      Amanda Chan, “8 Ways to Stay Positive When You Have Cancer,” Parkway Cancer Center, https://bit.ly/2HIGCRS

15      Skip Richard, “6 Things to Consider When Returning to Work After an Illness,” https://bit.ly/2JvTOzs

16      Richard L. Burns, “8 Steps to Help You Rebuild Your Life After Illness,” https://bit.ly/2y5MghD