Suzanne Adriana Remington

After cancer and becoming an empty nester, I thought I would be lost. But now, I'm finding purpose and following my dreams.

2023 brought some disappointing cancer news to me, but 2024, I have faith in you.

Dear every oncology team...

People-watching is one of my favorite activities.

Summer came to an end after my cancer diagnosis.

Living with stage 4 cancer begs reflection. Have I lived my life with purpose? How will I be remembered? Did I do all I wanted to do?

For three-and-a-half years, my cancer was stable.

Someone was watching over me the day I was diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer.

I am a big believer in the proverbial toolbox.

Don’t waste your cancer.

After being diagnosed with lung cancer, I found a group of patients with a similar diagnosis to me. Together, we protect each other like the clown fish and anemone at the bottom of the sea.

I think it was Theodore Geisel (aka Dr Seuss) who said “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.”

I’ve learned that knowledge is the key to fighting cancer. Here are three ways I learn more about my disease.

I’m in the race of cancer, hoping that a cure will pass the finish line before I do.