7/25/26

How to Organize Medical Records During Cancer Treatment (Ch. 13)

Staying organized isn't busywork — it's how you regain control when everything feels overwhelming. Keep copies of pathology reports, imaging results, and treatment summaries (you'll need them for second opinions and follow-up care). Jennifer Omholt also shares how she handled one of the hardest parts of her journey: the emotional toll of waiting for test results. From JUST DIAGNOSED: A Survivor's Guide to Navigating Cancer by Jennifer Omholt — journalist and 24-year stage 3 breast cancer survivor. Foreword by Debu Tripathy, MD (MD Anderson Cancer Center). Distributed by Simon & Schuster.

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