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Lauren Adams, LCSW-S

@leadams-lcsw.bsky.social
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Social worker passionate about AYA cancer, mental health, and trauma-informed care. All posts and ideas are my own. Pronouns: she/her

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UT MD Anderson Cancer Center @mdanderson.bsky.social · 29/10/2025
Sadly, ghosting isn’t limited to Halloween parties, haunted houses or even romantic relationships. Ghosting also happens during cancer treatment and survivorship. Social worker Lauren Adams explains how to deal with the fallout: spr.ly/633287EZX4 #OncSky #EndCancer
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How to cope with cancer ghosting
Ghosting can leave you feeling lonely and unsupported during cancer treatment or survivorship. Social Work Program Manager Lauren Adams explains why it happens and how to respond.
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UT MD Anderson Cancer Center @mdanderson.bsky.social · 31/07/2025
When it comes to supporting a cancer patient, can actions sometimes speak louder than words? Our experts answer this question and offer tips for giving impactful support to a loved one in the latest Cancerwise podcast episode. Listen here: spr.ly/6012fpoO8 #EndCancer
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UT MD Anderson Cancer Center @mdanderson.bsky.social · 29/07/2025
MD Anderson is proud to be named #1 in the nation for cancer care in @usnews.com’s “Best Hospitals” ranking. Read more: bit.ly/4lZOVwH #BestHospitals #EndCancer
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UT MD Anderson Cancer Center @mdanderson.bsky.social · 19/07/2025
There's more to advance care planning than filling out legal forms. In our Cancerwise podcast, our experts break down the important conversations patients and caregivers should also consider having throughout the process: spr.ly/63325fBFt3 @rwhuey.bsky.social #EndCancer
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UT MD Anderson Cancer Center @mdanderson.bsky.social · 14/03/2025
Cancer patients can deal with changes in appearance, like fluctuating weight, hair loss, amputations, and scars. Our expert shares some practical suggestions for coping with these changes. #EndCancer
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How to deal with changes in your appearance due to cancer treatment
How do you make peace with changes in your appearance due to cancer treatments? Clinical social work counselor Haley Groce shares five practical tips.
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Lauren Adams, LCSW-S @leadams-lcsw.bsky.social · 08/01/2025
Great tips from @mdanderson.bsky.social social work counselor Niya Purohit on how to communicate throughout cancer treatment. Helpful insights on what to consider whether your goal is to receive or provide support. www.mdanderson.org/cancerwise/8...
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8 dos and don’ts for communication during cancer treatment
Communicating with friends and family during cancer treatment can be helpful but may also feel overwhelming. Social Work Counselor Niyati Purohit shares eight tips for patients, caregivers and loved o...
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Lauren Adams, LCSW-S @leadams-lcsw.bsky.social · 05/01/2025
Great article with @mdanderson.bsky.social social worker Mary Dev. “No matter how you decide to move forward, be gentle with yourself and take it slow. Recovery and survivorship are different for everyone… and it’s important to ease back into embracing life.” www.everydayhealth.com/cancer/how-t...
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Embrace Life After Breast Cancer: 6 Tips for Joy and Purpose
Discover how to embrace life after breast cancer treatment with these 6 transformative tips for joy and purpose in survivorship.
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UT MD Anderson Cancer Center @mdanderson.bsky.social · 25/11/2024
“I’ll never be the same person, but it’s changed me for the better,” says Savannah Kaspar, who faced colon cancer at age 26. Here, she shares her treatment experience and advice for others: brnw.ch/21wIMZK #ColonCancer #EndCancer
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Young adult colon cancer survivor says support was vital during treatment
A colorectal cancer diagnosis at age 26 left Savannah Kaspar with a lot of questions. But support from her care team and colleagues at MD Anderson helped her through treatment.
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