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Learning from Cancer Survivors
10 Things I Learned From People Who Survive Cancer When I interviewed women who had survived breast cancer for my art project The Woman Inside, I noticed that they all shared one remarkable thing in common. They had all faced down death and decided to live every day like it might be their last. And…
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Cancer Patients use Nurse Navigators
When a Doctor Isn’t Enough Nurse Navigators Help Patients Through Maze of Cancer-Treatment Decisions, Fears When Judith Nakamura tried to see a surgeon to follow up on her treatment for breast cancer recently, she was told it would be a two-month wait. Colleen Sullivan-Moore stepped in and got Ms. Nakamura an appointment the following week.…
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I Had Cancer Community
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Get the book: TWICE: How I Became a Cancer-Slaying Super Man Before I Turned 21…for FREE!
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Meet Ben – a Cancer Slaying Super Man
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Year 3 – Let’s Call it Remission
What a difference 3 years makes — It was three years ago this week, Scott went in for his colonoscopy and we heard the words Cancer. I remember the moment exactly and your life really splits into life before and the life after Cancer. It’s hard to believe that was three years ago already. Today, we…
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Even if the cancer is gone, it’s never gone.
A Limp, A Shaky Hand, A Missing Colon: Getting Used to a Post-Cancer Body A woman I know has grown frustrated that her husband hasn’t returned to full health since he completed his brutal treatment regime for nasal cancer. His port came out two months ago, so according to her, he should have recovered by…
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Marriage helps Colon Cancer Survival Rate
Marriage Improves Odds of Surviving Colon Cancer ScienceDaily (June 21, 2011) — A new study shows that being married boosts survival odds for both men and women with colon cancer at every stage of the disease. Married patients had a 14 percent lower risk of death according to researchers at Penn State’s College of Medicine and…
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Cure by Design, DC
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Cancer Sucks! Cure by Design Event tonite!