If you are receiving chemo, you may be at risk for getting an infection.
Depression: The Unwelcome Guest
Depression can affect people who may normally have healthy coping skills.
What Cancer Survivors Need to Know about Lymphedema
Lymphedema is the build-up of fluid in soft body tissues.
Eating Well during Cancer Treatment
After a cancer diagnosis, most people want to know what changes they should make in their diet.
When Survival Isn’t Enough
There is more to you than your cancer diagnosis and treatment regimen, here's what to consider when creating a cancer rehabilitation plan.
How I Handled Hair Loss with Joy
I handled the complete loss of my hair with joy by having fun with the halos, hats, and wigs.
Managing Infections and Low White Blood Cell Counts
A low white blood cell count is a common side effect of some cancers and cancer treatment.
Easing the Pain of Cancer
These pain management strategies can help draw your attention away from the pain, improve your mood, and reduce the impact that pain has on you.
One Hat, Two Hats, Red Hats, Blue Hats
My sister said, “We have to make this fun!” I had just had surgery for ovarian cancer. I was devastated, in pain, scared, and unsure of my future.
Talking to Your Doctor about Cancer-Related Symptoms
You can learn to effectively communicate how you feel to your doctor.
