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Valentine’s Day with Cancer

For many people, Valentine's Day can mean dressing up and going out to dinner, but there is nothing wrong with celebrating with something more laid back this year. Going through cancer treatment can be extremely draining on the body and mind. If you or someone you love is going through cancer treatment this Valentine's Day it is essential to change up the usual plans for something more relaxing.

Plan a Movie Night

Watching a movie together can be a great way to spend a romantic night in! Bundle up on the couch with your favorite take-out and a classic rom-com, or a movie of your choosing, for a relaxing and enjoyable Valentine’s Day.

Have a Spa Day

Cancer can take a lot out of you, use Valentine's Day as an excuse to spend the day pampering yourself. Whether this is done at home by someone you love or you are taken to a day at the spa, this is a great way to relax your body and mind during cancer treatment.

Decorate your Space

Celebrating Valentine's Day in the hospital can feel depressing, but by using decorations you can brighten up any space. Even if you are not in the hospital, using decorations to make your home more festive is a great way to feel the love in the air.

Plan Something to Look Forward to

If you know when your treatment will be over you can spend your Valentine’s Day planning something for you and your partner to look forward to. This can be a staycation or a vacation somewhere you’ve always wanted to go! Planning something to work towards is a great way to get excited about the future. 

If you have any questions about how your treatment will affect your Valentine’s Day, reach out to someone on your care team!


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