In most caregiving situations, one person is designated the primary caregiver, and many other able-bodies individuals offer up their time on an as needed, or as scheduled basis. Studies done on these types of situations show that one person is often the “go to” for all aspects of communication about the situation and patient. This…
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The Federal law The Women’s Health and Cancer Rights Act, or WHCRA, helps protect many women with breast cancer who choose to have their breasts rebuilt or reconstructed after a mastectomy. Mastectomy is surgery to remove all or part of the breast. This federal law requires most group insurance plans that cover mastectomies to also…
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Sexual dysfunction, heavy on the erectile dysfunction for men, are on the top of the side effect list for chemotherapy, radiation therapy, radical cancer surgeries & treatment, heavy medications for life-long conditions, chronic illness, and more. Sexual intercourse and intimacy, thankfully, do not occur in only “one” set way. There are many paths to pleasure…
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Few times in conversation do the reasons that males experience sexual dysfunction really come to light, unless cancer or cancer treatment are the topics. Much like a woman’s sexual function is hindered by pregnancy, menopause, and life changes, a man’s drive can also be affected, or “canceled.” Sure, scientists have proven time and time again…
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One of the most blacklisted subjects around- self-pleasure. Self-discovery. Choking the chicken. Double clicking the mouse. Giving yourself a hand. Or masturbation. If our bodies are made to feel pleasure and benefit from the end products of such (hormone and good chemical releases and more), then how could this act be considered disgusting or vulgar?…
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For many individuals, penetration during sexual acts and intercourse is a welcome part of their pleasure routine. For others, penetration can be a cause of fear, worry, and pain. They welcome and desire intimacy and intercourse but fear the pain they may experience upon penetration. This is why penetration blockers, like the Oh Nut, can…
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The first question many people ask when beginning their cancer treatment is, “Can I still have sex with my partner during this treatment?” The answer, unless you have a physical limitation, should always be YES! Most all specialists report advising their patients to find intimacy and try to have the most “regular” routines now, just…
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Sexual dysfunction is a problem that can happen to anyone, of any age, and interferes with and prevents one from experiencing satisfaction and/or release from sexual and intimate activities. Have you ever found yourself wondering why you couldn’t reach climax, even though you were ready and in the moment? Have you struggle to feel intimate…
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