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A Fellow Cancer Survivor Gives Me a Useful Message

April 29th 2025

By Laura Yeager

A chance meeting with my childhood friend reminded me — and others — that living with cancer means taking things one day at a time.

How Mammogram Reminders Can Be More Thoughtful Following Breast Cancer

April 28th 2025

By Felicia Mitchell

I reflect on how a generic mammogram reminder overlooked my experience as a breast cancer survivor and how thoughtful messaging could make a difference.

A Digital Detox for the Soul with Lynch Syndrome

April 25th 2025

By Georgia Hurst

Unplugging from digital noise helped me find peace, clarity and room for growth during a season of emotional and mental renewal.

Taking Charge of My Care and Advocacy Following a Cancer Diagnosis

April 24th 2025

By Jane Biehl Ph.D.

After a long battle with illness and seeking many specialists, I emphasize the need to self-advocate for ongoing care following my cancer diagnosis.

The Burst of Spring: Reflection for Those Living with Cancer

April 23rd 2025

By Linda Cohen

As spring arrives, I embrace the season’s renewal, reflecting on my journey with cancer and the freedom I’ll feel when I stop my treatment. Life is a gift.

Remission is Not a Cure for Follicular Lymphoma, or Any Cancer

April 22nd 2025

By Karen Cohn

It’s spring, a time for new beginnings following a cancer diagnosis; however, I have an ongoing issue that I can’t dismiss.

My 11-Year Metastatic Breast Cancer Story Defied the Standard Path

April 21st 2025

By Marissa Holzer

Diagnosed in 2014, I share my unique aggressive treatment journey over 11 years, highlighting a common hope for more time and better treatments.

Daffodils and Determination from a Patient with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia

April 18th 2025

By Chester Freeman

Each spring, I find strength and hope in the daffodils I grow, helping me face chronic lymphocytic leukemia with renewed determination.

How I Manage When My Social Media Friends with Cancer Disappear

April 17th 2025

By Debbie Legault

I stay in the cancer social media world because it helps me cope, even when friends disappear and I’m left wondering if they’re resting, retreating or gone.

Sometimes, Distractions Help During Breast Cancer

April 16th 2025

By Laura Yeager

After a mammogram and breast cancer scare, a Broadway show provided a welcome distraction and joy, reminding me of life's beauty.