Any one of us stricken by cancer remembers our own breaking news.
Ellen Reichman
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Ellen was a teacher, drug/alcohol counselor and school counselor for 32 years. Always being fairly “unique,” she was diagnosed with a unique form of breast cancer — one tumor followed by two more malignant tumors – in 2007. Ellen and her husband, although native New Yorkers, have lived in Seattle for 41 years. They have two grown children, two grandchildren and two standard poodles.
Articles by Ellen Reichman
A poem reflecting on one survivor's feelings on bras.
It's been said that reaching the ten-year mark means you are home free. But are you?
When receiving a cancer diagnosis, more often than not, all relationships are impacted.
How does one heal after a cancer diagnosis?
Perhaps by saying I’ll be fine, you are really saying that you don’t have to think of me in any other way.
When receiving a cancer diagnosis, it means so much to have others be there for you.
A cancer diagnosis can evoke many emotions. It may, indeed, be too much to grasp.
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