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After losing her son to cancer, she faced Stage III rectal cancer herself. Today, she shares how grief, faith and purpose became a legacy of hope.

A cancer survivor shares why hearing "you'll be fine" can be difficult, and explains the ongoing anxiety, uncertainty and fear of cancer recurrence.

Discover why walking with a partner can help cancer survivors stay safe, motivated and connected while improving physical and emotional well-being.

After reaching remission from stage 3B non-small cell lung cancer, one survivor shares the emotional journey of healing, hope and finding a new normal.

Discover how AI can help breast cancer patients understand medical terms, prepare for appointments and navigate treatment with confidence.

A baseball cap unexpectedly transported a breast cancer survivor back to treatment, ultimately becoming a powerful symbol of resilience and recovery.

The 2026 World Cup is more than soccer—it’s a reminder of resilience, joy, and perseverance, and why small moments can lift us through life's challenges.

Twelve years after cancer, one survivor explains why every cancer-free anniversary deserves celebration and why gratitude never has an expiration date.

After a $15,000 insurance bill delayed her lymphoma treatment, one survivor shares why self-advocacy is essential for every cancer patient.

After four ovarian cancer recurrences, one survivor reflects on resilience, gratitude, and the life lessons that transformed her cancer journey.

A cancer survivor reflects on the receptionists, medical assistants and nurses whose kindness made treatment more manageable and less frightening.

He thought CAR-T therapy marked the end of cancer. Months later, another diagnosis revealed the power of faith, hope and resilience.

Diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma at 18, Steve Garraty shares how survivorship, gratitude and purpose emerged from life's hardest chapter.

After a kidney lesion proved unlikely to be cancer, a survivor embraces self-care, friendship and new opportunities with renewed gratitude and joy.

A four-time cancer survivor shares how the Mariana Trench mirrors the journey through cancer, resilience, hope, and survival.

A cancer survivor shares what happens when a routine surveillance scan brings an unexpected finding — and how she navigated scanxiety, surgery, and an NED result.

Six years after remission, a survivor reflects on scan anxiety, recurrence fears, and the uncertainty of living with chronic cancer.

“For nearly 11 years, my sister measured her cancer fight in holidays—wondering if she'd see spring again, or one more Christmas.”

A breast cancer survivor recalls how her phoenix tattoo, chosen years before diagnosis, became a lasting symbol of resilience, survival, and hope.

A breast cancer survivor explains why she avoids saying 'cancer-free,' choosing N.E.D. and superstition instead to protect her hard-won health."

"Losing friends to metastatic breast cancer brings cumulative grief. Self-care, community, and honoring memories can help you cope with repeated loss." -Martha Carlson

A kidney cancer survivor reflects on National Doctors Day and how trust with his oncologist, Dr. Toni Choueiri, became a lifelong bond.

A breast cancer survivor honors her brother’s legacy 50 years after his death by updating her donor registry status to support vital cancer research.

A breast cancer survivor shares the discovery of a new kidney mass and details how she will be a smarter, more assertive patient if it is cancer.

A Lynch syndrome survivor shares essential prep tips, the importance of stomach cancer screening and how a mindset shift beats yearly scanxiety.

I thought I understood breast cancer, until a routine conversation at the pharmacy changed everything.

A blood cancer survivor debunks the movie myth of a quick cure, exposing the harsh, lasting side effects that remain after ringing the bell.

Thriving does not begin when treatment ends. It starts the moment we find our voice in the messy, uncertain middle of the journey