Soc Work Health Care September 2019 PMID 31311446

Survivor guilt in cancer survivorship.

Susan Glaser, Kimarie Knowles, Penny Damaskos

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Peak: 2 in Dec 2020

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The overall tone reflects respect and recognition of the article's insights, with comments like the link between survivor guilt and death anxiety and the emotional reactions in clinicians showing an appreciation for its nuance. The mention of intimate factors and emotional transference highlights how the publication prompts thoughtful consideration rather than superficial interest.

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Most discussions acknowledge the relevance and importance of the publication, especially the link to death anxiety and emotional reactions.

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Participants demonstrate high curiosity, engaging with detailed concepts such as identity and clinician transference.

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Though not deeply analytical, posts show some effort to connect ideas and share reflections, indicating moderate engagement.

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The discussions suggest the article resonates with the audience's understanding of survivor experiences, but don’t indicate transformative change.

Abstract in brief

Survivor guilt in cancer survivors often includes feelings of distress, loss, and comparing oneself to others who did not survive, which can lead to guilt and a sense of injustice.
Oncology social workers should recognize these emotions, especially when patients witness others suffering or dying, as it can trigger feelings of helplessness, grief, and mourning.
The article emphasizes the need for clinical interventions to address survivor guilt, highlights its emotional impact on individuals, and calls for future research to improve support programs and team awareness.]

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Understanding Survivor Guilt and Grief in Cancer Survivors

Hello friends. Feelings of guilt among cancer survivors stem from surviving while others do not. This video, featuring psychologist Mara Touza, explores survivor guilt and grief, helping to understand these emotions and…

MANO · Dec 1, 2020 173 views

Managing Survivor Guilt and Grief After Cancer Recovery

Hello Mano. Feelings of guilt for surviving cancer when others did not are common and can hinder recovery. In this episode, psychologist Mara Touza offers tips to cope with survivor guilt and grief, helping survivors…

MANO · Dec 8, 2020 126 views

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Survivor Journeys February presentation: "Survivor Guilt in Cancer Survivorship" https://t.co/dzovu91WMd

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