In Sickness and in Health
While a cancer diagnosis is given to just one person, it can have a ripple effect on everyone who cares about that person.
More Where Can I Go for Cancer Rehabilitation?
Finding rehabilitation services to help improve function and quality of life after cancer can be a challenge for many survivors.
MoreWhat Do I Tell the Kids?
If you’re facing the challenge of parenting with cancer, you’re not alone – many cancer survivors have children under the age of 18.
MoreFinding My Cancer Lifeline
Cancer has always been a constant in my family. Even from an early age, I’ve always known I was at risk.
MoreTaboo of The Black Eyed Peas
He speaks out about his fight with testicular cancer.
MoreWhen Cancer Calls into Question Everything You Thought You Knew
Most of us walk through our lives feeling so certain of what we hold to be true; then along comes a crisis – like cancer – and suddenly all bets are off.
MoreSurviving Cancer With Music by Your Side
Whether you have cancer, had cancer, or are caring for someone with cancer, that word – cancer – likely enters your mind a lot.
MoreA New Approach to Managing Cancer-Related Pain
In light of recent news coverage, let’s review the basic principles of managing cancer-related pain.
MoreCheers to the Holidays…
For most, the holiday season is a wonderful time of year, filled with cherished traditions and time spent with loved ones.
MoreNew Normal ? What’s That?
It’s been more than six years since my breast cancer diagnosis, so it’s time to start taking stock of things, or so I’ve been told.
MoreHow to Make Exercise a Part of Your Post-Cancer Life
It has been six years since the American College of Sports Medicine published their recommendations that all cancer survivors should strive to avoid inactivity.
MoreHow Are You, Really?
How are you? This is often the first thing a doctor says when you arrive for an appointment.
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