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Take Life On: My Mantra After Cancer

August 29th 2024

By Brian Sluga

I stopped pondering why cancer happened to me and instead focused on achieving my goals and taking life on.

Making Diet Changes While Living With Metastatic Breast Cancer

August 28th 2024

By Martha Carlson

A patient with metastatic breast cancer finds that sometimes a single small step leads to unexpected improvement.

3 Ways Friends and Family Can Support You as a Cancer Survivor

August 27th 2024

By Tamron Little

As a cancer survivor, I’ve found that support from friends and family makes a difference, so here are three ways they can help during survivorship.

8 Things to Do While in the Hospital for Cancer Treatment

August 26th 2024

By Mary Sansone

While spending weeks in the hospital for acute myeloid leukemia, I tried eight fun things to keep me busy.

‘Fighting Cancer’: My Thoughts on the Phrase

August 23rd 2024

By Karen Cohn

The militaristic terminology of “fighting a disease” does not sit well with me. After being diagnosed, I wasn’t fighting. I was reacting.

Balancing A Love of Cats With Lymphedema After Breast Cancer

August 22nd 2024

By Felicia Mitchell

If you have lymphedema after breast cancer and want to enjoy the company of cats, there are strategies to avoid potential problems, especially scratches.

Feeling Like Cinderella Again After Cancer

August 21st 2024

By Laura Yeager

In preparation for a family member’s wedding, I purchased a new bra and protheses and felt like a princess by doing so.

The Importance of Self-Image With Cancer

August 20th 2024

By Jane Biehl Ph.D.

Cancer has changed my self-image, but I’ve learned a few tricks to help boost my self-confidence.

From Survivor’s Guilt to Gratitude

August 19th 2024

By Joe Bullock

After being cancer-free for five years, I struggle with my own existence. However, I find meaning in helping others through their cancer experience.

I’m Not the Same Since Cancer — and I’m Thankful for That

August 16th 2024

By Tamera Anderson-Hanna

Cancer gave me a new “fluffy” perspective on life.