If You Have to Cry to Get to the Finish Line, Don&...
Colon Cancer
Ed Yakacki has been through cancer three times – so he knows a thing or two about finding a way to heal. He was able to come out of his own dark place by becoming an advocate. He’s now able to help people who are struggling with a diagnosis the way he once was. A lot of that has to do with telling people it’s OK to feel their feelings.
“If you have to cry three, four times a day to help you get through to the finish line, don’t be ashamed of it,” Ed says. “Embrace it.”
Learn more about SurvivorNet's rigorous medical review process.
Ed Yakacki has been through cancer three times – so he knows a thing or two about finding a way to heal. He was able to come out of his own dark place by becoming an advocate. He’s now able to help people who are struggling with a diagnosis the way he once was. A lot of that has to do with telling people it’s OK to feel their feelings.
“If you have to cry three, four times a day to help you get through to the finish line, don’t be ashamed of it,” Ed says. “Embrace it.”
Learn more about SurvivorNet's rigorous medical review process.
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