Blogs
Living With Lynch Syndrome and its Uncertainty
After being diagnosed with Lynch syndrome, uncertainty has become a constant companion of mine.
Was I Just Lucky to Overcome Stage 4 Cancer?
As I reflect upon the past, I wonder: Was I just lucky to have turned my health around after fighting and healing from stage 4 bone cancer?
Thoughts on Death and Cancer
When a friend recently asked if I’d ever thought cancer might kill me, I had to think back and examine myself.
Is It a Symptom of Cancer, Injury, Aging, Something Else… Or Nothing?
Whenever I experience a new ache or patch of itchy skin, I immediately think it's a health issue — or a recurrence.
What Has Helped Me Get Through My Cancer and Feel Great? Mattering!
Recently, I have been focusing on the concept of Mattering, and it has boosted my mental health.
The 1% That Lingers Over You as a Survivor
As a survivor of colorectal cancer, I expect my scan to say that I’m 99% cancer-free, but it’s the 1% that worries me.
Having a 'Good' Cancer
When I told people I have follicular lymphoma, the first reaction I got is "At least you got a good cancer.”
It’s Best to ‘Be a Pest’ When Self-Advocating
Being a self-advocate also means self-care.
Celebrating the Holidays as a Patient, Survivor and Caregiver
This past holiday season made me realize that I feel a strong sense of fulfillment as a cancer survivor and caregiver.
Dear 2024: A Letter from a Cancer Fighter
2023 brought some disappointing cancer news to me, but 2024, I have faith in you.