You Don’t Always Have to be Strong to Survive

The most common metaphor used to describe having cancer is the “fight.” We are…

What Survivorship and Whiplash have in common

Active treatment has ended, time to celebrate! Yet so often this party comes to an abrupt halt for the person who has ended cancer treatment. You might even feel like you have been whiplashed…

whip·lash (h)wipˌlaSH verb

Post CancerCon Blues

This has been an interesting week, to say the least. Not only have the post CancerCon blues set in, but I also found out…

What is True…

There is little in this world they tell you about cancer that is actually true. But there is an even smaller amount of what they tell you about being a family member of someone who has cancer. And do not even get me started on the amount they don’t tell you about losing someone you love to cancer and/or…

Liz Harms was 34 when diagnosed with colorectal cancer — and she’s not the only one

Bay Area twins beat young adult cancer, together

Pensacola man helps other young adults battle cancer