December 9th 2024
By Laura Yeager
One year, after breast cancer treatment, I decided to have a Christmas photoshoot with my family, which turned out to be a good laugh in the end.
December 6th 2024
By Jessica Bolz
When you’ve had cancer do doctors assume every ailment is cancer for you?
December 5th 2024
By Karen Cohn
When I started receiving treatment for follicular lymphoma, I wasn’t sure what to expect regarding treatment — and a lot of things were unexpected.
December 4th 2024
By Bonnie Annis
I’ve learned to live in the present by avoiding clocks, a necessary change in my life after having breast cancer.
December 3rd 2024
By Carla Deschamps
When my grandmother passed away one Thanksgiving after my colon cancer diagnosis, I realized how grateful I am for her life and my own as a survivor.
December 2nd 2024
By Angela Patterson
Reflecting on my first diagnosis of breast cancer at 36 weeks pregnant has made me feel grateful for the positive moments during that dark time.
November 29th 2024
This year for Thankgiving, I reflected on how my life has been as a breast cancer veteran and how grateful I am for the support, love and care from my family.
November 28th 2024
By Kelly Irvin
In the cancer world — or anywhere — the ability to give thanks in the midst of trials is an acquired skill. It must be practiced.
November 27th 2024
By Felicia Mitchell
When I felt inclined to spend a holiday alone during breast cancer treatment, I was encouraged to think of ways to make new holidays with my family.
November 26th 2024
By Sue McCarthy
Through cancer and life’s challenges, having and showing gratitude changed everything for me.
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