When she was diagnosed with cervical cancer, she kept the news quiet. Now, she wants everybody to talk about it.
When Life Gives You Cancer, Make … Emojis?
When art therapist Nina Beaty was diagnosed with cancer, she turned to art to help her get through.
From Terminal Cancer to Twenty-Four Year Survivor
This is my story of overcoming chronic myeloid leukemia.
Cobie Smulders: Strong. Empowered. Survivor.
She opens up about surviving ovarian cancer and becoming a mother.
Am I Lucky?
An acute promyelocytic leukemia survivor shares what it's like dealing with survivor’s guilt after cancer.
With Thanksgiving and Resilience
I was diagnosed with cancer in late January 2015. Three tiny vaginal blood droplets were the single symptom alerting me to this emerging health scare.
A Conversation with Lifestyle Maven and Cancer Survivor Sandra Lee
It was a picture-perfect spring Friday in early 2015, and Food Network chef turned lifestyle guru Sandra Lee had just wrapped up a photo shoot for People magazine’s “Most Beautiful” issue.
Testicular Cancer:
It’s socially acceptable for guys to joke about their balls, but having a serious conversation about testicular health carries a serious stigma.
Living Fully
If we are to live with and through cancer, there are three seemingly simple, yet deeply profound, beliefs we should consider.
National Cancer Survivors Day 2018
Coping® magazine is proud to be an ongoing national sponsor of National Cancer Survivors Day® (NCSD).
Meet the Breast Cancer Survivor Who Has Run More Than 300 Marathons (And Counting)
Dubbed the Warrior Marathon Runner, Carol Dellinger has run a marathon a month for the past 25 years.
Get Moving Again
Here's how you can make exercise a regular part of your life after a cancer diagnosis.
Fighting for All the Right Reasons
I accepted it was time for me to face reality, and the reality was I had cancer.
Befriending Chemo
A breast cancer survivor’s unique approach to facing the disease without “fighting” it.
Cancer Lessons
Six lessons a metastatic melanoma survivor learned over five years of cancer survival.
