10 - Is Takeout Food Safe? And Other Wellness Topics!
Triad Cancer Connection Podcast
Release Date: 04/03/2020
Triad Cancer Connection Podcast
Julie and Lindy talk about our upcoming cancer survivorship programs and events that you don't want to miss! * NOTE that in this episode, Julie says her cooking class is on Wednesday, Jan 20th, however we have rescheduled that class for 11am on 1/27. . Important links:
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This is the recording from the the second day of Survivors Week 2020. Felicia Dobson, a Patient Advocate at Cancer Services hosts the session on behalf of Cancer Services, Novant Health Derrick L Davis Cancer Center, and Wake Forest Baptist Health Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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Dr. Wentworth discusses the most important things that people in cancer treatment need to know, and what cancer survivors should consider when social distancing measures are lifted.
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Is takeout food safe?
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At Cancer Services, we are working to maintain our services as much as possible and offering many things online.
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Listen to this episode as Julie shares updates about Cancer Services' programs and services, science-based information on how to deal with the current public health crisis, and fun ideas on how to stay healthy and well while at home and social distancing.
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In this episode, Julie talks with Lindy Milligan, Cancer Services' Survivorship Coordinator and a 10-year cancer survivor who was diagnosed in her 40s when she had 4 children ranging from 3rd grade to a freshman in college.
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On this episode we’re talking about the emotional effects of cancer with Dr. Richard McQuellon, Director of Psychosocial Oncology at WFBH's Cancer Patient Support Program.
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Today we’re talking about survivorship with Kristin Houston, PA & Dr. Stacy Wentworth of Wake Forest Baptist Cancer Survivorship Clinic in Winston-Salem, NC. They walk us through recommendations regarding follow up medical treatment, common side effects, & the mental challenges that come with transitioning into post-treatment life. We also chat with Malek Rais, an 8-year colon cancer survivor, about his experience and how becoming a patient advocate at Cancer Services aided in his recovery.
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On this episode we’re discussing diagnosis & treatment of colon cancer with Joyce Fenstermaker, a GI Oncology Nurse Navigator at WFBH Comprehensive Cancer Center, about colon cancer screening and treatment process & coping with the anxiety that comes with a diagnosis.
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The short answer is YES, it's perfectly safe. And it's helping to keep our restaurants in business! With a few common-sense precautions like washing your hands before you eat, and making sure you store the food safely, it's a great way to find variety in your meal plan.
Check out NC State's information regarding takeout food and COVID-19.
Check out these apps for your phone that help you order and pay for takeout or deliver!
- Swipeby is an app (developed by a Wake Forest grad!) where you can find local restaurants, order, pay with credit and the restaurant has a dedicated parking spot that you park in for curbside pickup. Convenient!
Find SWIPEBY Here! - Door Dash, Uber Eats and Grub Hub are all apps that allow you to order from restaurants, pay and have it delivered to your door! Check them out and see which one has your favorite restaurant.
SIGN UP For the Move More. Stress Less program! - www.cancerservicesonline.org/movemore
Page for staying active at home – www.cancerservicesonline.org/exercise
Help us plan for what programs would best meet your needs by completing our quick and easy survey HERE!
Video content with NWAHEC About Eating Healthy While Staying Home - Watch the Video Here
5 tips shared in the video:
1. Lower the bar on healthy eating expectations. We all have heightened stress and feel like things are out of control. Comfort foods can be helpful in creating a sense of normalcy.
2. Be mindful about hunger cues and emotions. What you eat is less important.
3. Keep to a routine. Including meal and snack times.
4. Have a fruit bowl out in your kitchen.
5. There’s nothing wrong with coffee!
Featured recipe: Med South Caviar
Gardening Ideas!
A wonderful resource that each county has is the NC Cooperative Extension! Find your county's webpage by putting the county name at the beginning of this web address: YOUR COUNTY .ces.ncsu.edu/. For example, Forsyth county website is forsyth.ces.ncsu.edu and Davie county is davie.ces.ncsu.edu (do not use www with these!). They each provide advice, soil testing, insect identification and holding information sessions online. Call to find out what your county is offering!
To contact Cooperative Extension Forsyth County staff, call 336-703-2850.
To contact Davie Cooperative Extension, call 336-753-6100.
Cornell's Vegetable MD Online
This page can help problem-solve when your vegetables aren't growing as expected.
Sprouting Seeds at Home! Info from the NC State Cooperative Extension Article Here
Learn Something New!
- Forsyth County library has an online library card application! Once you have a library card, you can access the digital library and read e-books for FREE!
CLICK HERE FOR THE ONLINE LIBRARY CARD - Learn how to make Easter egg ornaments out of flour and salt. Decorate and share with your neighbors as a fun Easter surprise!
- Be social while working on your vocabulary by playing Words with Friends! You can connect and compete with friends via your smartphone!
To find all the links and ideas from previous emails, check out our "Learn Something New" page here! - www.cancerservicesonline.org/learn