What I Lost and What I Found
An ode to my breasts on the day of their deformation.
More Answers to Your Questions about Lung Cancer
What does a lung cancer diagnosis mean for you?
MoreFacing Cancer as an Older Adult
Special factors you should consider when making treatment decisions.
MoreHumor Out of Cancer (Of All Places)
Being able to laugh has helped me to stabilize the chaos.
MoreBecoming Resilient
How to face the crisis of cancer without crumbling through resilience.
MoreHealing Your Spirit
Here are three keys to practicing spiritual self-care as a cancer survivor.
MoreSmart Food Choices for Cancer Survivors
A healthy lifestyle can improve your quality of life and optimize survivorship.
MoreJust Relax
Using active relaxation techniques to help you stay calm during your cancer journey.
MoreWhen Your Partner Has Breast Cancer
Some (not so) obvious caregiving tips from a husband’s perspective.
MoreYour Body After Breast Cancer
Three tips to help you accept and appreciate your post-cancer self.
MoreGetting the Psychosocial Support You Need to Get through Cancer
Cancer is not just life-threatening; it is also life-altering.
MoreOvarian Cancer Survivor Sherry Pollex
After seven years advocating for children with cancer and seeing first-hand what they go through, Sherry received a cancer diagnosis herself at age 35.
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