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Don't Always Blame The Cancer

September 26th 2023

By Jane Biehl Ph.D.

Trust me, I made the mistake of blaming every symptom on my cancer.

October: A Mixed Bag of Both Tricks and Treats During Cancer Survivorship

September 25th 2023

By Doris Cardwell

October brings many mixed emotions to mind as a breast cancer survivor.

The Time I Almost Lost Hope

September 23rd 2023

By Steve Rubin

The highs, lows and a courageous decision that changed everything.

A Life Well Lived?

September 22nd 2023

By Suzanne Adriana Remington

Living with stage 4 cancer begs reflection. Have I lived my life with purpose? How will I be remembered? Did I do all I wanted to do?

Saying Goodbye to Caring Cancer Health Care Providers

September 21st 2023

By Kelly Irvin

Rachelle’s unexpected departure reminded me I need to express my appreciation to these special, beloved providers now.

October No. 9 With Metastatic Breast Cancer

September 20th 2023

By Martha Carlson

Nine years of Pinktober while living with metastatic breast cancer.

The Language of Cancer and Drawing a Picture

September 19th 2023

By Mark Hicks

With National Hereditary Cancer Week and National Previvor Day coming up at the end of the month, I sat down to write something about cancer advocacy and being the parent of a previvor.

What I Would Tell My Newly Diagnosed Self

September 18th 2023

By Natasha Carlson

If I could turn back time and speak to my newly diagnosed self, here's what I'd say!

Managing Stress After Cancer

September 16th 2023

By Rachel Martin

After cancer and chemo, I tell myself all the time that nothing matters more than your health.

Musing About My Genetic Glitch

September 15th 2023

By Felicia Mitchell

Although I know I am not a scientist, and understand my cancer may take a lifetime, I contemplate why I ended up with too many copies of the HER2 gene.