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Survivors of Breast Cancer May Still Struggle with Fear of Recurrence

May 14th 2025

By Bonnie Annis

Even after many cancer-free years, the fear of recurrence still lingers, and many long-term survivors struggle to keep those thoughts at bay.

I Found Strength After Surviving Multiple Myeloma and Through Recovery

May 13th 2025

By Ronald Chin

I share how I survived multiple myeloma, painful spine fractures and years of recovery to reclaim my independence and vitality.

Lymphedema Makes Summer Preparations Challenging After Breast Cancer

May 12th 2025

By Bonnie Annis

Summer heat can worsen my lymphedema, but I’ve learned simple ways to stay cool, reduce swelling and protect my arms — here’s what helps me most.

When a Thoughtless Mammogram Reminder Reopened a Deep Cancer Wound

May 10th 2025

By Marissa Holzer

A thoughtless birthday mammogram reminder underscored how the healthcare system ignored my reality of living with metastatic breast cancer.

A Thank You to Nurses and the Support That Lasts Beyond Cancer Care

May 9th 2025

By Linda Cohen

After cancer, lifelong infusions were tough — until nurse Angela’s care and kindness reminded me that true support can last long after treatment ends.

Celebrating Nurses Week: The Heart and Soul of Our Cancer Community

May 8th 2025

By Patti McGee

I’m 22 years out from breast cancer and forever grateful for the nurses who gave me not just treatment but friendship, laughter and a community of hope.

Nurse’s Big Personality Makes Cancer Treatment More Bearable.

May 6th 2025

By Kelly Irvin

She wore a variety of bright sneakers and occasionally did a cha-cha-cha in them. Her laughter was contagious. Patients smiled. The other nurses smiled.

My Lung Cancer Journey: With Family, Friends and Medical Professionals

May 5th 2025

By Sue McCarthy

The strongest connections I’ve made are with others who have also been through their own cancer journeys.

Renewal and Healing from Testicular Cancer This May

May 2nd 2025

By Brian Sluga

After testicular cancer, I’ve learned to guard my mood, seek small joys and embrace healing and renewal with every sunrise this spring.

Teddy Bears Are a Good Therapy for Adults With Cancer

May 1st 2025

By Chester Freeman

Teddy bears offer emotional comfort and connection for adults with cancer, easing anxiety and fostering trust during treatment.