All
Cancer anger
Walking the cancer journey
Free webinars for patients and survivors
Do men grieve differently?
Breast cancer research meeting sets record
Women's retreat to heal from cancer
Dear 16-year-old me
A unanimous recommendation for Adcetris for lymphoma
Adoption: A survivor's wait
Another birthday
What we're working on
Standing up to melanoma
An Avastin reading list
Avastin story in breast cancer not over yet
The lonely patient
Do the FDA Avastin hearings mark the end of an era?
I'm too young for this
Coming out as a cancer survivor
And just one more thing: Peter Falk was a longtime cancer survivor
Remembering Monica
What's it going to take to prevent cancer?
Footprints On Our Hearts
Finalist essay for CURE’s 2011 Extraordinary Healer Award contest.
The Ability to Empower A Patient
Finalist essay written by Rita Stoddard nominating nurse Rebecca Wojtecki, RN, BSN, Melodies Center for Childhood Cancer and Blood Disorders at Albany Medical Center, for CURE’s 2011 Extraordinary Healer Award contest.
Finalist essay written by Corinne Gray nominating nurse Robert Martinez, LPN, from Bon Secours Cancer Institute, Memorial Regional Medical Center, for CURE’s 2011 Extraordinary Healer Award contest.
An advance directive is your voice
How concerned are you with overtreatment?
The year of melanoma
Art, creating and healing
What’s Next in Lung Cancer Treatment
Lung cancer treatment continues to make strides.
