Khevin Barnes

Here are some tips on coping with the disease that seems to affect us all.

How I battle the beast of breast cancer.

After two of my oncologists retired, I had to search for the next one.

Memories of a modern day mastectomy

October is a great month to support male breast cancer, too.

"The best way to predict your future is to create it." - Abraham Lincoln

A cancer survivor looks at both sides of a dark disease.

A guy with breast cancer sees surviving in a new light.

A cancer survivor examines some feline facts and fantasies about animals that could sniff out cancer.

A guy with breast cancer ponders some of cancer's puzzling peculiarities.

Through correspondence with TV personality Fred Rogers, one survivor of cancer found hope and inspiration.

A cancer survivor searches for the right way to bid farewell to a dying friend.

It's easy to identify with others who share our kind of cancer, but what about the rest?

Surviving cancer includes balancing the fear of suffering with the prospect of surviving.

Combating cancer can leave us drained.

Checkups and results are like cracking open the hidden messages of our cancer.

This Laughter Yoga teacher explains the power of the breath in our health and healing.

How we imagine our future may influence our health and healing.

A cancer survivor discusses balance, courage and confidence.

A male breast cancer survivor shares his most important tip.

Every survivor has a story about our disease, and what we choose to believe can change everything.

Memorial Day has multiple meanings for this cancer survivor.

A male breast cancer survivor reveals some startling statistics.

Climbing mountains and facing cancer are similar in ways.

Cancer creates connections in our lives. And some are hard to forget.

This regular CURE contributor wonders why he never runs out of things to write about.

A guy with breast cancer reveals a secret that can save your life.

A musician with breast cancer reflects on the power of music in our health and healing.

Admission is by invitation only and the dues are high. Once we're in, we're members for life.

Our dance with cancer is tenuous, so we better lead the way.