Blogs
Was There a 'Right Way' For Me To Heal After Cancer?
There were so many opinions on my healing after cancer.
I Don’t Ponder “Why Me” When It Comes To Cancer
Somehow, despite our best intentions and efforts, life throws us curveballs.
Becoming An Open Book: Life With Cancer
People-watching is one of my favorite activities.
Dash Away All: Eating With Cancer
We’ve all heard the jokes about hospital food.
If You Have To Have Cancer
Never underestimate your value to a person who has just been diagnosed. Isn’t that what these blogs are all about anyway?
Cancer And The Dance With Death
In one of my favorite movies featuring Brad Pitt, the actor plays the role of Death, who comes to earth in human form.
I Have Lynch Syndrome —The Evolution From Patient To Advocate
I embarked on my journey as a patient advocate for individuals with hereditary cancer syndromes after experiencing the underestimated consequences of prophylactic measures meant to prevent gynecological cancers.
Bras Don’t Have to Be Burdensome, They Can Be Brawesome!
A local art exhibit allowed expressive creativity on a unique canvas to raise breast cancer awareness.
Collaborative Cancer Care
I’ve been having a wonderful (well…maybe challenging is the right word) growing season this past year, learning how to be a better collaborator.
Scars Fade, But Memories Don’t
Each October, we’re surrounded by the color pink as breast cancer awareness month gets into full swing. It can be a challenging time for many, but also a time of celebration.