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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.

Spring Looks Different This Year

April 15th 2025

By Georgia Hurst

What is lovely never dies, but passes into other loveliness, Stardust or seafoam, flower or winged air. ― Thomas Bailey Aldrich

Springtime Health After My Testicular Cancer Diagnosis

April 14th 2025

By Brian Sluga

Experiencing spring's renewal after a cancer diagnosis, I focus on health through checkups, diet and exercise, embracing change and well-being.

Spring Forward: How I Stay Grounded and Hopeful with Lynch Syndrome

April 11th 2025

By Georgia Hurst

Living with Lynch isn't easy, but it's not all doom and gloom. It's a call to live deliberately.

Managing Cancer Demands With Flexibility and a Strategic Mindset

April 10th 2025

By Andy Winnegar

It isn’t easy having cancer. But like gardening in a harsh climate, survival and growth come from strategies, adaptation, and patience.

Going Off Medication for Lymphoma: Could It Be True?

April 9th 2025

By Linda Cohen

After living with lymphoma for 15 and a half years, my doctor has suggested reducing the dose of my medication and possibly taking me off of it.

Sometimes Cancer is a (Welcome) Distraction

April 8th 2025

By Jane Biehl Ph.D.

In an upside-down, topsy-turvy world, cancer can be a distraction for us.

How ‘Man in the Mirror’ Reflects a Cancer Journey

April 7th 2025

By Joe Bullock

I always wanted to make a difference, but I never expected my biggest impact to come through cancer.

The Miniature Zen Garden: A Useful Tool for Those Dealing with Cancer

April 4th 2025

By Laura Yeager

I tried using a Zen garden that helped me meditate and relax while dealing with the challenges of cancer, and it really works.