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Don’t let these common myths keep you from experiencing the joy and healing that can happen when you journal.
MoreThe Healing Power of Gratitude for Cancer Survivors
For cancer survivors, practicing gratitude can play a key role in developing healthy ways to cope in times of stress.
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What you need to know for job search success as a cancer survivor.
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MLB Pitcher Chad Bettis opens up about battling testicular cancer, becoming a father, and mounting a major-league comeback.
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A metastatic breast cancer diagnosis can leave you and your loved ones feeling uncertain, anxious, and overwhelmed.
MoreThe Chemo-Scene
I never expected this: I mean the chemo-scene. Here I am in the chemo ward taking a few light treatments to dissolve a bizarre bacterial attempt to invade my right lung.
MoreErin Andrews
When she was diagnosed with cervical cancer, she kept the news quiet. Now, she wants everybody to talk about it.
MoreWhen Life Gives You Cancer, Make … Emojis?
When art therapist Nina Beaty was diagnosed with cancer, she turned to art to help her get through.
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Tips for supporting a family who is facing cancer.
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