How to Console a Loved One Dealing With an Illness or Hardship
Article from TheDimpleLife As someone who has dealt with a recent kidney cancer diagnosis, I know firsthand there is a spectrum of emotions running through the head of someone who is
How to Support Loved Ones with Cancer During COVID
Article from SaraCannon.com While everyone is experiencing the impact of COVID-19, it can be overwhelming to figure out how to help people you love – especially family and friends who
I am a 25 year old Survivor
Story adapted from I Had Cancer.Com My name is Jasmine, I am 25 years old, and a mother of two boys. I got diagnosed with B Cell Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma when
How to Involve Everyone and Get Support
Article from Copewithcancer.org Caring for someone with cancer, or any chronic illness, is one of the greatest expressions of love. Putting aside the busyness of life to care for one
Supporting a Friend Who Has Cancer
If one of your friends has cancer, you may be wondering the best way to support him or her. Even though you want to help, it can be hard to
Telehealth and the COVID-19 pandemic
— Adapted from Cancer Support Community, our national headquarters — Telehealth and tele-mental health services are medical care and mental health services that are provided to patients from their doctors
Take Charge – February 2021
The four classes in the Take Charge series include nutrition, exercise, side effects, and communicating with your healthcare team. Each class is 1 hour long and available online, this February.
Anxiety in the Cancer Experience
By: Grace Van Cleef My mom has always had a stereotypical “Type A” personality: hardworking, meticulous, and high achieving. Of course, this has been a benefit throughout her life. She
Testimonial from a Cancer SURVIVOR
This entry might be worth reading if you are a person who has been fortunate enough NOT to witness cancer for yourself, a loved one or a close associate. If