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A Season to be Grateful as a Cancer Survivor

November 17th 2025

By Andy Winnegar

A man nearing 76 reflects on aging, family, loss and living with cancer while finding gratitude in the holiday season.

Tribute to My Husband: A Partner Who Shows Up

November 14th 2025

By Linda Cohen

I want to appreciate and acknowledge the one person who has had a profoundly positive impact on me throughout my 16-year journey with chronic small lymphocytic lymphoma.

When One Blood Draw Could Tell More: A Look at the Cancerguard Test

November 13th 2025

By Bonnie Annis

As a breast cancer survivor, I try to stay up to date on new ways to detect cancer early. When I first heard about a simple blood test called Cancerguard, I sat up a little straighter.

Have You Taken Time to Grieve? Facing Hearing Loss and Cancer

November 12th 2025

By Jane Biehl Ph.D.

A survivor shares how hearing loss and cancer deepened her grief, leading her to confront denial and embrace support from her church community.

Finally Learning to Put Myself First

November 11th 2025

By Angela Patterson

A breast cancer survivor and mother discusses the importance of prioritizing her own needs.

What If? Embracing Hope During a Cancer Journey

November 11th 2025

By Sue McCarthy

During my cancer journey, anticipatory anxiety made me ask “what if” questions, but reframing them with hope helped me stay positive and improve my chances of surviving.

A Cancer Survivor Rethinks Cancer Ghosting

November 10th 2025

By Felicia Mitchell

While cancer patients can experience ghosting, and cancer ghosting is real, it is possible to revisit relationships to avoid putting blaming the person who appears to be slipping away.

What I Learned About Previvorship and Representation in Social Media

November 10th 2025

By Georgia Hurst

I’ve learned that social media can unite people at hereditary cancer risk but often leaves diverse voices out, so real change means every story is seen and valued.

Barbie, Breast Cancer and the Power of Dolls in Healing

November 7th 2025

By Bonnie Annis

How a beloved childhood toy, a visionary inventor and one grandmother’s journey reveal the quiet strength of survival and the beauty found in every scar.

Sharing More Than 25 Years of Brain Tumor Survival

November 6th 2025

By Jeannine Walston

Jeannine Walston, who has contributed to CURE since 2015, was diagnosed with a brain tumor in March 1998.