Blogs
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.
Breast Cancer: Two Words That Mean A Lot
When mentioning “breast cancer” in a story about my college experience is not allowed, I considered alternatives to the medical term that describes my situation best.
Cancer Is Just Not Fair
I knew virtually nothing about cancer until I became a caregiver for my aunt Carolyn, who died of colorectal cancer in 2000.
I Hate Cancer!
Battling the unforgiving foe: Cancer.
Autumn and Other Transitions
Summer came to an end after my cancer diagnosis.
Cancer Conversation
Back 50 years or so ago, people didn’t discuss cancer freely. Today, things have changed.
Living With My Stage 4 Hourglass Timer
This is how I accepted that I am running out of time and options.
Dealing with Survivor’s Guilt
The very first blog I ever wrote for CURE asked the question, “Why me?”