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Switching to Subcutaneous Medication for My Cancer-Induced Compromised Immune System Was Life Changing

December 9th 2022

By Linda Cohen

Once I got the hang of administering subcutaneous immunoglobulin, my life was so much easier, as I no longer had to undergo monthly infusions for my cancer-related compromised immune system.

I Can’t Jump on the Bandwagon of CBD for Cancer Care

December 8th 2022

By Tamera Anderson-Hanna

I am not allowed to use CBD products, so when my oncology team recommended I try them, it gave me pause.

5 Things I Learned Going From Patient to Cancer Caregiver

December 7th 2022

By Tamron Little

Years after I went through mesothelioma, my husband was diagnosed with cancer, causing a reversal in the patient-caregiver roles.

I’m Sometimes Grateful for My Chemo Brain and Multiple Jobs During Cancer

December 6th 2022

By Elizabeth McSpadden

I’ve realized that my forgetfulness and business of working multiple jobs through cancer might have actually helped my mental health.

It’s OK to Not Be OK With Cancer

December 5th 2022

By Joe Bullock

Going through chemotherapy treatment was extremely difficult, and eventually I learned that sometimes, it’s OK to not be OK.

My Dog Brings Me Joy Amidst Cancer and COVID-19

December 3rd 2022

By Jane Biehl Ph.D.

Despite cancer and the COVID-19 pandemic, my dog helps me find joy in the little things in life.

Does Dry Shampoo Pose a Possible Cancer Risk?

December 2nd 2022

By Bonnie Annis

Dry shampoo has been my go-to when I was unable to shower, but a recent recall alert regarding a cancer-causing ingredient made me rethink the convenience associated with the product.

Cancer Education and Kindness

December 1st 2022

By Mark Hicks

Educating people about cancer can not only be life-saving, but is also a kind thing to do. I was reminded of this by a post from a children’s author who died of cancer.

'In Sickness and in Health:’ My Cancer Diagnosis Tested Our Wedding Vows

November 30th 2022

By Doris Helene White

After being diagnosed with cancer, an amazing posse of loved ones formed around me, but perhaps nobody was as helpful as my loving husband.

I Purchased a Wig for Fun, and My Family Thought It Meant My Cancer Was Back

November 30th 2022

By Laura Yeager

After experiencing another cancer scare (which thankfully turned out to be OK), I purchased a wig and a fun outfit to wear, prompting my family to think my cancer had returned.