What I Wish I’d Known Then…
Jessie Gruman of the Center for Advancing Health is running a blog series on lessons learned about the unique needs and responsibilities of those who have been diagnosed and treated for cancer. The… Continue reading
Jessie Gruman of the Center for Advancing Health is running a blog series on lessons learned about the unique needs and responsibilities of those who have been diagnosed and treated for cancer. The… Continue reading
I am interested to see the following recommendations in this report. 1. Improve methods for delivering long-term follow-up care Few studies adequately analyze the best ways to evaluate and monitor side effects and… Continue reading
Today, on National Cancer Survivors Day, I am asking the question who are cancer survivors and is it really necessary to set aside a day to celebrate survivorship? The terms cancer survivor and… Continue reading
Thanks to guest author, Deborah Woodbury, founder of Where We Go Now, an online community for cancer survivors, for today’s inspiring post. To live is to suffer; to survive is to find some meaning… Continue reading
I still find it hard to believe that it is seven years since I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Yesterday, September 29, is the day that I traditionally date my “cancerversary” from – the day… Continue reading
A reader has contacted me to say that she is struggling with her feelings six months after her treatment for breast cancer ended. She asked if I would address the topic here and… Continue reading
Time for this week’s round-up of the best of the blogs over the past week. These are the posts that have moved me, taught me something, inspired me, and which I’ve wanted to share… Continue reading