Panic, fear of death, stress, anxiety, a sense of isolation and depression are common cancer emotions.
Blog Posts
Hope in a Bottle
Risk is a part of life, but as the pandemic drags on, it can be hard to find a sense of hope and a way to regain a little control.
Another Day in Cancer World
Awareness and education can help us face cancer, on World Cancer Day and every day in cancer world.
Something to Smile About
Can something that feels good be good for you too?
Life Through the Cancer Lens
Maybe I'm taking things too far, but I think my house has cancer!
The Inside Scoop
Knowing in advance can help you prepare, or it can overwhelm you. What do you wish you had known?
The Victim and the Guilty Survivor
Finding the balance between control and acceptance helps us deal with somewhat predictable cancer emotions.
New Year, But Not Really
How do you move forward when the whole world seems stuck?
Holiday Cheer
Finding joy in a very non-traditional pandemic holiday season.
Testing Your Way to Treatment Success
Often the benefits of participating in a clinical trial outweigh the downsides. But how do you know?
Toni
Life is messy, especially when you are caring for 10 cats, three rabbits and a sick husband in the middle of your own cancer.
The Trouble with Intimacy
Maintaining intimacy is hard enough without cancer, but throw in a little anxiety, surgery and treatment side effects...
Tears and Thanks
Finding gratitude despite more heartache in that sort of a year.
Comfort and Gratitude
Picture perfect or a recipe for stress? How will you make it through the holidays when cancer is on the menu?
A Beating Heart
Lessons in caregiving and the power of a beating heart.
Lulu
When you are as used to hard work as Lulu, you find the strength to get through cancer, one step at a time.
It Takes All Kinds
It takes all kinds of help to get through cancer. But how do we help solve the bigger problem?
Damian
Recovery from cancer was only the first step, then Damian had to learn to walk again, and recover from the fall-out.
The Hard Way
Sometimes, the lessons you learn the hard way are the ones that carry you through life.