Having Cancer Means Learning to Be Selfish
Having Cancer Means Learning to Be Selfish – And That’s OK!
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There are times when a person must fight for the good life.
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Speech and swallowing dysfunction are frequent after-effects of head and neck cancer and its treatment.
MoreFighting for All the Right Reasons
I accepted it was time for me to face reality, and the reality was I had cancer.
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Cancer survivorship and the sport of wrestling have at least one thing in common – there are some things you get into that you don’t know how to get out of.
MoreCancer Survivor and Elite Runner Gabriele “Gabe” Grunewald
A Q&A with the inspirational runner.
MoreNew Year, New Me
I was on the cusp of my new life, traveling the world, growing as an artist, and exploring new avenues of spirituality.
MoreKeeping Up Appearances
Where I come from, looking good was all that mattered. In Grosse Pointe, MI, in the 1950s, what you wore to church on Sunday was more important than how you behaved during the week.
MoreKelly Tough
Former Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim Kelly shares how he stayed “Kelly Tough” through two rounds with cancer.
MoreLife Is about Choices – I Chose … Live
How I learned to cope when faced with the stress of cancer.
MoreStar of HGTV’s Flip or Flop Tarek El Moussa Takes on Thyroid Cancer
Being a television star certainly has its perks, but for Tarek, it may have been lifesaving.
MoreSo You Think You Can Dance Ballroom Expert Mary Murphy
Tangos with thyroid cancer.
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