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Keeping Cancer a Secret

March 18th 2023

By Stephanie Landon

While I decided to tell friends, family and even TSA agents about my cancer, others are much more private about their diagnosis, and I wonder why.

In 'Star Wars' and in Cancer, ‘Rebellions Are Built on Hope’

March 17th 2023

By Rachel Martin

In part of the “Star Wars” saga, a character mentions that rebellions are built on hope. After being diagnosed with cancer, I’ve realized that the same is true for patients with the disease.

Staying Grounded with Cancer

March 16th 2023

By Elizabeth McSpadden

Here are a few ways I stay grounded throughout cancer.

Sometimes You Can Prevent Cancer

March 16th 2023

By Martha Carlson

I’ve had three colonoscopies within five years and am still colorectal cancer-free.

Where I Keep My Focus While Fighting Cancer

March 15th 2023

By Steve Rubin

I've learned that with cancer, there’s a difference between cathartic venting (a natural stage of grief) and falling into a victim mindset.

Difficult Conversations and Realizations of Cancer

March 14th 2023

By Kim Johnson

Cancer-related decisions put strain on relationships between myself and family members.

Flowering Lifesaver

March 13th 2023

By Mark Hicks

A common — but toxic — flower is being used to treat cancer.

I’m in Awe at How My Oncology Team Works Together

March 11th 2023

By Jane Biehl Ph.D.

My oncology team works together to take great care of myself and other patients.

'How You Doin'?' Can Be a Tricky Question to Ask Someone With Cancer

March 10th 2023

By Joe Bullock

When I was in the throes of cancer, I didn't know how to answer well-meaning people who asked, "How you doin'?"

Replacing Cancer Memories

March 9th 2023

By Debbie Legault

When my daughter was going through cancer treatment, we often heard the beeping of her chemotherapy IV. But recently, the memory of that sound was replaced with something much happier.