According to a recent study, published in The Journal of Clinical Oncology, cancer patients who are married live longer than single people who have the disease. The finding suggests that maintaining chemotherapy and… Continue reading
Cognitive impairment to a lesser or greater degree can effect you both during and after your treatment. You may have the feeling that your cognitive abilities are slower and less acute than before… Continue reading
I was thrilled to be asked to contribute to the Rise Of The Patient radio show on what cancer survivorship means to me. Previous guests have included well-known patient advocates Colleen Young, Andrew Spong,… Continue reading
Dear Friend Stand tall and proud Sink your roots deeply into the earth Reflect the light of your true nature Think long term Go out on a limb Remember your place among all… Continue reading
Though we live much of our lives outside, in action and engagement with the world, the deeper impact of what happens is registered in the narrative of the heart. Because the heart dwells… Continue reading
I have just finished reading the text of the American writer, George Saunders’ convocation speech at Syracuse University for the class of 2013. It touches on the real need for kindness in our lives… Continue reading
I have The Pink Underbelly to thank for today’s quote on learning to embrace imperfection: These days, my practice is teaching me to embrace imperfection: to have compassion for all the ways things… Continue reading
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