Got an email last week from Beth Fox who lost her son to cancer. So this is a bereavement blog, a tribute. The web design is interestingly different. Learning to navigate it is its own voyage of discovery. Beth writes … Continue reading
Cancer affects us in so many ways. Priorities rearrange themselves. Things get lost along the way. Some are recovered, some are not. Here is a pleasant little story of a young sarcoma survivor and the pet dog she gave up … Continue reading
A second post about Hodgkin’s lymphoma. (see August 1 – “The Good Cancer”) this one by the mother of a very young survivor. She writes at the very creatively and hopefully titled blog I Cant Direct The Wind But I … Continue reading
Lori Marx-Rubiner, MA, MSW, describes herself as a Breast Cancer Coach/Advocate. She has started a new blog that combines her personal and professional roles. This particular post was written by her son Zach. – regrounding | of chemo, cancer and … Continue reading
The Lungevity Foundation Group publishes some great stuff. I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to share this with you all. Why My Mother is My Hero April 12th, 2011 – by admin by Tyler Rudnick Language Arts 3/9/11 Period 5-6 … Continue reading