Coping with cancer and treatments looks different for everyone.
Stephanie Hammonds
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Stephanie Hammonds is a survivor of ovarian cancer and was first diagnosed in 2009. She is involved with various cancer-related speaking engagements, including with the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance's Survivors Teaching Students Program®. She is a life-long artist, freelance writer, lover of Italian cooking, mom and grandmom.
Articles by Stephanie Hammonds
Can an American Cancer Society workshop help women with cancer look and feel better?
Hammonds discusses how she leaves the scary stuff behind and focuses, instead, on the good stuff after ovarian cancer.
I’m not sure that’s the right term. Do I have a choice?
What happens when chemotherapy ends?
Handling two illnesses at once is not always easy.
When treatment for cancer causes memory problems, try taking notes to help remember.
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