December 2016 Vol 2 No 6
By Jeff Pascal
Here is Jeff Pascal's 4' x 4' acrylic painting he made after a multiple myeloma diagnosis in 2014. Read More ›
Rosaria Usini was 23 years old, had just finished college, and was beginning her teaching career when she heard the words she dreaded most, “The cancer is back.” Read More ›
When some people envision palliative care, they see someone dying or having a dreadful chronic disease who is slowly dying. In actuality, we all die from something. In the past 4 years, I have learned what palliative care means to me. Read More ›
By George Ford
George Ford was looking forward to retirement when, on January 5, 2009, a day before his birthday, he received a call from his doctor telling him that he had esophageal cancer. Read More ›
Financial navigators are in the best position to help patients maximize their financial assistance. Read More ›
Hearing the words “You have cancer” can feel paralyzing. Before making any treatment decisions, carefully consider your options to make the best, most informed decisions for yourself. Read More ›
By Ann Cleary
A bright watercolor and collage by Ann Cleary. Read More ›
By Tracy Wright
This is Taylor Duck's story of being diagnosed with lung cancer as a never-smoker. Read More ›
By Paige Lewis
Paige Lewis recalls being told that she has cancer. Read More ›
“People convince themselves they are living a healthy lifestyle, doing their 30 minutes of exercise a day. But they need to think about the other 23.5 hours,” says Dr. Emma Wilmot, University of Leicester, England. Read More ›
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