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Navigating the recovery process can be difficult. Try to maintain your physical, mental, and emotional health with these 8 tips — your body will thank you for it.

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I went to the ER for a pain in my stomach. The CT scan inadvertently caught a spot on my left breast. So I went to have a mammogram. They did both breasts, since I had missed my yearly. Then they told me the spot on the left wasn't what they were worried about — it was the spot on the right.

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