Blogs
Faster than the Speed of Cancer
New cancer treatments have offered me hope.
Blessings in Disguise During Cancer
Sometimes difficult experiences like cancer can come with blessings in disguise.
Surviving Small Lymphocytic Lymphoma with PMA
I am so happy that I was able to celebrate my wedding anniversary with my biggest supporter.
Doctors and More Doctors: A Way of Life for Cancer Survivors
The bonds that you make with your doctors can last a lifetime, and I’m so glad to call many of them a friend.
Balancing Volunteerism and Self-Care During Cancer Survivorship
After recovering from a bone marrow transplant to tackle a recurrence of acute myeloid leukemia, I started to volunteer.
The Easy Part of Cancer
Most of us dread, simply dread, hearing the words, “I’m sorry you have cancer.” I did.
Smoke Rings and Cancer Lumps
Even though I did smoke cigarettes, I made sure that I didn't smoke enough to get cancer from it.
3 Reasons Writing Enhances the Cancer Experience
Being told to write was the best advice I could have ever received.
A Few Lasting Side Effects That Aren't So Bad
I couldn't believe that I would benefit from some of the side effects of my cancer treatment.
A Wee Problem: Another Chemo Side Effect They Didn’t Tell Me About
One side effect of chemotherapy that no one warned me about was frequent urination.