Two decades ago, I received a stage 4 lymphoma diagnosis, and since then, I’ve learned that life goes on — even with cancer.
After being diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer, I made it a mission to share my story and help others.
A colleague describes how a woman who was diagnosed with breast cancer that later metastasized felt a lack of support and research, leading her to launch support programs for other patients and step into the advocacy field.
When I was diagnosed with stage 1A cervical cancer, I realized that life is short and I want to spend my time being the best version of myself.
A 13-time cancer survivor shares his complex, long and frustrating cancer journey, and explains how he is able to keep hope alive.
When Bob was first diagnosed and treated for follicular lymphoma, he refused to let the fear of the cancer returning dominate his life. Nearly 25 years later—after having experienced a relapse—Bob is still in remission and chooses to live his life to the fullest and celebrate life’s joys every day.
Susan K. Bohnenkamp, an oncology clinical nurse specialist, is recognized for her compassionate and expert care, going above and beyond to support her patients through their cancer journey.
I have watched her jump through rings of fire time and time again to advocate for her patients.
A patient with lung cancer explains how Dusty Donaldson's work for patients and survivors has inspired and touched the lives of many people.
A woman writes a poem about her varying experiences with cancer, from surviving to losing both her father and father-in-law.
A brain cancer survivor explains how she found a way to navigate her cancer journey as a traveler, grateful to be alive.
“I didn’t think that we were involved in great change, but then change became the name of the game.” — Loretta Ford
Jack Aiello is a leading patient advocate in multiple myeloma on an international level.
A woman who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2012 explains how she prevents cancer from taking over her life in her poem, 'Carpe Diem.'
"In the three years since her diagnosis, Lisa has become a champion for those with lung cancer, raising money for research and advocating for policies to find new treatments and cures."
In her career as a nurse, Mary Colasuonno, B.S.N., RN, BMTCN, has always made a conscious effort to make every interaction count.
Rashid K. Sayyid, MD, MSc, discusses the role of combination therapy in metastatic castrate-resistant prostate cancer.
With summer in full swing, it’s time to host a get-together. Impress your guests with a fresh summer salsa and a salad with a twist. What about dessert? Don’t worry — this one is guilt-free.
A woman with stage 4 ovarian cancer discusses the importance of having compassion for other people, because you never know what they may be dealing with.
For 41 years, Fiona Wilkie, RN, has been making oncology patients (and her co- workers) smile.
Tiffany Williams devoted her career as a pediatric nurse practitioner to addressing health disparities among children and teens. But then, just a year after earning her doctorate, she received a diagnosis of multiple myeloma.
A nurse practitioner strives to provide tailored care to children with cancer and their families when they are receiving treatment and supportive services.
My health care team was monitoring me for cancer due to a BRCA mutation. When a hysterectomy got delayed for various reasons, I ended up with ovarian cancer.
I’m grateful for my medical background and how it helped me care for my mom after her cancer diagnosis.
Recent advancements in treatment options for patients with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma have been practice-changing.
When I noticed a lump in my breast, I immediately knew what it would be, so I worked to advocate for myself.
The best of humanity met me at the worst time of my life when I found “my people” after receiving a stage 4 colorectal cancer diagnosis.