a place for open discussion about this disease

Paul Walker in Cancer Sucks, so Let’s Talk About It More

Oct 16

They Asked If Cancer Was in my Family — Then My Dad Died of Cancer

Thinking about how cancer impacts…

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TheCelibateSlut in Cancer Sucks, so Let’s Talk About It More

Oct 10

Losing Weight For The Wrong Reason, The Wrong Way

I don’t recommend the “oh no, I have cancer” diet

3 responses

Nikki Hodgson in Cancer Sucks, so Let’s Talk About It More

Oct 7

A mammography machine in a hospital room

Early Breast Cancer Screening is a Gamechanger

How early detection gave me more options

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Jenny Gargarello in Cancer Sucks, so Let’s Talk About It More

Oct 2

Drive, Drive, Drive

Does cancer cure bipolar?

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Jenny Gargarello in Cancer Sucks, so Let’s Talk About It More

Sep 24

End of Treatment is Near

Living with pancreatic cancer

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Natalie Collins in Cancer Sucks, so Let’s Talk About It More

Sep 23

The First Day of Chemotherapy and Red Wine Hangovers

The hangover of chemotherapy, the first days, the…

1 response

Ali Williams in Cancer Sucks, so Let’s Talk About It More

Sep 22

Cancer and Sex

Let’s go there

I just said to my husband, “I’m going to write an article about cancer and sex.”…

5 responses

Sheryl Zeunert in Cancer Sucks, so Let’s Talk About It More

Sep 20

Memoir

Hi, Nice to Meet You. I Have Cancer

What I don’t say when I meet new people

4 responses

Steffany Ritchie in Cancer Sucks, so Let’s Talk About It More

Sep 19

A mother and child stand in silhouette under an umbrella against a backdrop of dark clouds

My Mom Getting Sick Made Me a Hypocrite

Having a loved one with cancer makes me fail at my own…

15 responses

Nikki Hodgson in Cancer Sucks, so Let’s Talk About It More

Sep 13

Finding Laughter in the Face of Cancer

The duality of humor and heaviness during cancer treatment

41 responses

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Cancer Sucks, so Let’s Talk About It More

A place for people with cancer at any stage of the journey to share their stories, and for loved ones of those with cancer to talk openly about the effect the disease has had on their lives. Hoping to destigmatize and make it a less isolating experience for many of us.

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