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Bouncing Back After High-Stress Moments While Fighting Cancer

January 14th 2023

By Steve Rubin

My body and mind go through a lot before and after cancer scans. Here is how I bounce back.

On Cancer Relapses and Dealing With Depression

January 13th 2023

By Mary Sansone

When I experienced an alcohol and cancer relapse, I fell into a depression. Thankfully, clinicians, loved ones and medicine helped.

My Dog Was by My Side Through the Toughest Cancer Days, and Now I’m Returning the Favor

January 12th 2023

By Martha Carlson

After I was diagnosed with cancer, some people “ghosted” me, but my dog, Iris, never did.

How to Regain Control After a Cancer Diagnosis

January 11th 2023

By Natasha Carlson

Here are a few tips I’ve found that helped me regain a sense of control after being diagnosed with breast cancer.

At the Start of 2023, I’m Reflecting on My New Normal With Cancer

January 11th 2023

By Linda Cohen

Life looks a bit different after my cancer diagnosis and the COVID-19 pandemic, making me even more grateful for the people in my life.

Youth Taught Me a Lot About My Cancer

January 10th 2023

By Ron Cooper

When I was asked to speak to a youth service club about my cancer, they asked some meaningful questions, making me take stock of my experience.

My Dog Helped Me Get My Act Together Before a Stressful Medical Appointment

January 9th 2023

By Steve Rubin

As a cancer survivor, major medical appointments cause a great deal of stress. It took my dog throwing up to make me snap out of it.

Being Persistent Pays Off in Cancer Advocacy

January 7th 2023

By Bonnie Annis

Fighting for something I believe in was worth it, especially since it came to my health after cancer.

The COVID-19 Pandemic Goes On and On, and I’m Sick of It

January 6th 2023

By Jane Biehl Ph.D.

As a cancer survivor, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect me and force me to miss activities — and people — I love.

Leaving Cancer Worry and Fear in the Rearview Mirror in 2023

January 5th 2023

By Kelly Irvin

In 2023, instead of looking over my shoulder to see how cancer has invaded every aspect of my life, I’m vowing to face forward. No fear. No uncertainty. No what-ifs.