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Navigating Time and Emotions After Testicular Cancer

February 19th 2025

By Brian Sluga

I often reflect on my emotional changes following a testicular cancer diagnosis and how I learned to manage them and grow.

The Good and The Bad of Follicular Lymphoma

February 18th 2025

By Karen Cohn

My annual scan showed no cancer recurrence, but revealed some minor issues related to aging and potential fibroids, requiring monitoring and follow-up.

Rediscovering My Sense of Faith Following a Colon Cancer Diagnosis

February 17th 2025

By Carla Deschamps

Faith, from my perspective, is believing in the unseen, and was something I rediscovered following my colon cancer diagnosis.

Are We at Risk of Losing Our Breast Cancer Community?

February 14th 2025

By Martha Carlson

I found community after my metastatic breast cancer diagnosis, but recent discord in cancer support groups makes me fear we're losing these vital connections.

Facing Cancer Together: Jim and Melanie’s Patient-Caregiver Story

February 13th 2025

By Sue McCarthy

Diagnosed with stage 3B lung cancer in 2018, I joined a support group where I met Jim and Melanie, and learned about Jim's sarcoma diagnosis.

Moving Slower and Slower After Myelodysplastic Syndrome

February 12th 2025

By Jane Biehl Ph.D.

I have been frustrated lately by my increasing slowness following an blood cancer diagnosis, which has become noticeable to others.

Unexpected Support in Tough Times With Multiple Myeloma

February 11th 2025

By Ronald Chin

Throughout my experience with multiple myeloma, I was humbled by the unexpected support and kindness shown to me.

The Effects of Scanxiety on ‘Normal’ Life

February 10th 2025

By Karen Cohn

As a cancer survivor, I face added stress with an upcoming black belt test and "scanxiety" before my annual CT scan and oncology appointment.

The Doctors Who Healed Me: My Journey With Colon Cancer and Gratitude

February 7th 2025

By Carla Deschamps

My colon cancer journey showed me how compassionate doctors can change lives, as their kindness and care gave me strength and hope throughout my recovery.

How a Cancer Diagnosis Wiped That Smug Look Off My Face

February 6th 2025

By Ron Cooper

It took a nightmare about a second cancer to shake me out of my complacency, and I nearly called 9 1 1.