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Blogging is a Great Way to Chronicle a Breast Cancer Journey

August 22nd 2025

By Bonnie Annis

After my breast cancer diagnosis, blogging became a way to process emotions, share updates with loved ones, and connect with others facing similar journeys

A Close Companion Throughout my Cancer Journey

August 21st 2025

By Sue McCarthy

In a defining moment for both my husband and me, we learned of the need for and the meaning of support during a cancer journey.

How My Daughter’s Cancer Team Helped Me Stay Her Mom

August 21st 2025

By Debbie Legault

I share how my daughter’s cancer team let me stay involved and supported, helping me remain present as her mom through every step of treatment.

Finding Strength in Social Connections During Cancer Treatment

August 20th 2025

By Felicia Mitchell

Through cancer treatment, loss, as well as many life changes, I found healing in simple moments of community and laughter that lifted my spirit.

Finding Support in Unexpected Places Through Hereditary Cancer Advocacy

August 19th 2025

By Georgia Hurst

I share how my friendship with advocate Amy Byer Shainman helped me navigate hereditary cancer, showing that real support comes from empath and honesty.

Reuniting a Family After Multiple Cancer Diagnoses

August 19th 2025

By Sue McCarthy

Through three family cancer diagnoses, and my own life-threatening stage 3b lung cancer verdict, family support and reconnection helped support me.

Finding Strength and Community Through Friendship During Cancer

August 18th 2025

By Patti McGee

When I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I found strength, support, and hope through friendship and community that carried me through the hardest moments.

Breast Cancer Continues to Teach Me to Appreciate Life

August 15th 2025

By Bonnie Annis

A diagnosis of breast cancer isn’t something most people would think of as a teacher, but sometimes important lessons come to us in unexpected ways.

Building Supportive Communities for Patients Navigating Cancer

August 14th 2025

By Martha Carlson

Living with stage 4 cancer taught me the power of community; connecting with others provides guidance, support, and hope in an often-lonely journey.

Healing, Hope and the Power of Advocacy

August 13th 2025

By Tamron Little

When I was diagnosed with peritoneal mesothelioma at 21 years old, the doctors gave me 18 months to live; that was 18 years ago.