Like in life, the only constant in cancer is change. Fighting it just adds to the misery.
Debbie Woodbury
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A seven-year breast cancer survivor, Debbie Woodbury writes and speaks about the emotional fallout of living with cancer. Her books, You Can Thrive After Treatment and How to Build an Amazing Life After Treatment (Amazon), share simple secrets to creating inspired healing, wellness and live out loud joy beyond cancer. Debbie blogs at WhereWeGoNow.com and you can find her writing at Positively Positive and the Huffington Post.
Articles by Debbie Woodbury
Cancer hit me with guilt the moment it came into my life. Even now, six years later, it's still part of my cancer experience.
Tears are a normal part of the cancer struggle. Is hiding them isolating you and making it harder to get the support you deserve?
Ask a number of people how they received unsettling news about their cancer and most will remember in striking detail, but a doctor-led program aims to help physicians learn how to break bad news better. Will it help?
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