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Cancer Replaced an Ugly Lie With a Beautiful Truth

March 28th 2024

By Doris Cardwell

Cancer is a terrible disease, but sometimes it offers an important perspective I wouldn't have had otherwise.

What I Do When My Doctors Don’t Listen

March 27th 2024

By William Ramshaw

Here are four signs of your doctor not listening and four things I do when they don't listen to me.

The Cancer Community and the Princess of Wales

March 26th 2024

By Laura Yeager

I couldn't help but pray for Kate Middleton and her recent diagnosis of cancer.

A Cancer Diagnosis is Not Always Straightforward

March 25th 2024

By Felicia Mitchell

The Princess of Wales' diagnosis of cancer after a successful procedure is not unusual — it even happened to me.

My Time Walking Through Cancer

March 22nd 2024

By Sue McCarthy

Throughout my life, taking walks helped a lot with easing anxiety, so walking helped me when I received two diagnoses of cancer.

Appreciating Life More Than a Career After Cancer

March 21st 2024

By Burt Rosen

When life hands you cancer lemons, what flavored lemonade do you make?

The Scanxiety Wait During Cancer is the Hardest Part

March 20th 2024

By Rachel Martin

The waiting in between scans heightens my scanxiety, even though I've had no evidence of disease for 2 1/2 years.

A Strange New World of Cancer Research Has a Cost

March 19th 2024

By Kelly Irvin

My genetic testing covered 648 gene variants. Of course, researchers only know the significance of a fraction of those variants.

My Food Choice Journey After Cancer

March 18th 2024

By Linda Cohen

For 14 years, I've been dealing with small lymphocytic lymphoma, and want to maintain a healthier diet.

PICC or Port? An Inconvenient Cancer Convenience

March 15th 2024

By John Smelcer, PhD, CAGS

For patients with cancer, having a PICC or port can be convenient, but I got it removed the moment I was allowed to.