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The Day I Realized My Oncologist Was a Real Person

January 27th 2023

By Bonnie Annis

I always viewed my doctors as being unapproachable on a personal level. I thought they were there to examine and diagnose me, imparting wisdom I could never hope to attain, but one day I realized I was very wrong.

'Cancer Ghosting' Is an Unfortunate Reality

January 26th 2023

By Natasha Carlson

Losing my breasts was hard, but losing one of my best friends was even harder, and something I’ve had to come to terms with.

Finding Our Purpose After Cancer

January 25th 2023

By William Ramshaw

Here are four ways I found purpose in my life after being diagnosed with cancer.

A Small, Inspiring Bushy-Tailed Visitor as a Distraction From Cancer

January 24th 2023

By Mark Hicks

When my wife was going through cancer treatments, she sometimes would color my artwork as a distraction. Here’s an activity I made for other survivors, now that it’s the year of the rabbit.

She With Lynch Syndrome

January 23rd 2023

By Georgia Hurst

I recently met another woman with Lynch syndrome, the same hereditary cancer syndrome that I have, and it made me reflect on the steps I was taking to maintain my health.

How I Comforted My Friend Dying of Cancer

January 20th 2023

By Ron Cooper

My friend, Kevin, was like a brother to me, so I cursed cancer when he died, yet am thankful for the time that we had together.

Friends Carry Us Through Cancer and Other Tough Times

January 19th 2023

By Jane Biehl Ph.D.

My family is scattered throughout the country, so I often rely on friends to lend a helping hand.

I’m Embracing Enhertu in 2023

January 18th 2023

By Elizabeth McSpadden

Last month, I learned that the treatment for my metastatic breast cancer stopped working, but was thrilled to learn about Enhertu — a new drug for a new subset of patients with breast cancer — as the next line of therapy.

Cancer Privilege Guilt

January 17th 2023

By Debbie Legault

Cancer isn't easy for anyone, but sometimes I feel guilty that my daughter had some supports that others do not.

When Memory Lane Veers Into Cancer Highway

January 16th 2023

By Felicia Mitchell

Cancer is complicated enough while we are in it. How important are specific memories and details as we focus on survivorship into, hopefully, an old age that may bring natural memory loss?