Here is another outward-focused cancer blog. This one has the courage to look outside national boundaries. Cancer affects everyone everywhere. I have seen and talked with its victims in many areas of the world – Latin America, Europe, the Middle … Continue reading
This is a really creative site by a self-described social scientist and stage 3 breast cancer survivor. Great graphics and great writing. She even sells Chemobabe t-shirts, sweatshirts, mugs and mousepads. Check it out at ChemoBabe! Hard Time Last month, … Continue reading
Earlier in the week I was buying gas at the supermarket filling station in the middle of a large parking lot. As I climbed back in my truck, I noticed a middle-aged man walking across the lot. Actually “hobbling” would … Continue reading
Over the past week we have had the opportunity to look at different reflections about what the holidays can mean for those of us actively involved in our battle with cancer. We have witnessed the grace and suffering of those … Continue reading
There are a number of limbos that we cancer survivors endure – waiting for test results especially biopsy results, wondering when remission will end, worrying if the treatment will take hold. By that measure the limbo I currently find myself … Continue reading