Moving For Life: Dance to Recovery

Year: 2013
Running Time: 115
Color Type: Color
Country: U.S.
Language: English [audio]

Moving For Life: Dance to Recovery

A gentle aerobic dance-exercise program, MOVING FOR LIFE was designed to help breast cancer patients get back on their feet and avoid recurrence. Includes interviews with cancer survivors who share their recovery experiences and specialists who offer guidance to help alleviate the challenges that come with surgery and treatment.

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