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Some Advice for Cancer Caregivers During National Family Caregiver Month

November 5th 2025

By Debbie Legault

So You Want to Be a Cancer Advocate

November 4th 2025

By Martha Carlson

An 11-year survivor of stage 4 breast cancer explains that everyone has a role to play.

Walking Through It All: Staying Active With Cancer and Knee Surgery

November 3rd 2025

By Linda Cohen

I share how walking has helped me through lymphoma, knee surgeries and treatments, and why staying active keeps me physically, mentally and spiritually strong.

Becoming Cancer-Aware: How My Diagnosis Changed the Way My Family Sees Everyday Products

October 31st 2025

By Bonnie Annis

Cancer has taught me to be vigilant, but also to be grateful — for modern science, for watchdog organizations and for the ability to access information instantly.

Managing Lynch Syndrome

October 30th 2025

By Georgia Hurst

No diet, supplement or vaccine can take away all risk. But using proven approaches gives me a sense of control and confidence.

Living With Leukemia Chester Freeman Embraces Wabi-Sabi

October 30th 2025

By Chester Freeman

Chester Freeman shares how the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi helped him embrace his scar and find beauty in imperfection while living with leukemia.

With Cancer, 'Your Outlook Will Be Significant in Beating This Disease'

October 29th 2025

By Sue McCarthy

My first oncologist got me started with positivity in my cancer journey, which I was thankfully able to internalize.

Sharing Insights Into a Multiple Myeloma Journey

October 29th 2025

By Ronald Chin

CURE contributor Ronald D. Chin received a diagnosis of multiple myeloma in 2017 and has been in remission since 2023.

Moving Forward After Follicular Lymphoma With a New Companion

October 28th 2025

By Karen Cohn

I share how my dog helped me through treatment during the pandemic and how adopting a new one reminds me to keep living and planning for a future beyond cancer.

When the Fear of Cancer Creeps Back

October 27th 2025

By Bonnie Annis

Eleven years after surviving breast cancer, I found a new lump that reignited old fears, reminding me that faith and vigilance remain vital to survivorship.