With humor and loving support, Charlotte learned she was stronger than she had imagined.
Tag: Breast
Judy
Empathy and caring support make coping a little easier when the diagnosis is cancer.
Sue
Sometimes, even the expected is unexpected—the what and the when can be the surprise.
Terri
Devastated but determined, Terri turned cancer's limitations into a world of possibilities for herself and others.
Catherine
Neither professional expertise nor prior experience prepared Catherine for the anxiety of her diagnosis.
Truus
Truus, who was used to the dangers of a war zone, found cancer much more traumatic.
Christina
A strong support network and years of meditation helped Christina deal with the terror of a second cancer.
Thalia
Taking control allowed Thalia to get through treatment and move on.
Melanie
A devastating diagnosis leads to a new perspective and new choices
Ann F
Being single, self-employed and bald makes the chaos of cancer challenging.
Fanny
Four cancers later, she's still playing tennis, but has so many questions...
Claire
Claire had a family history of breast cancer but was surprised by her diagnosis at age 40.