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25 Years of Hope: Daniel’s Story2181
Daniel W. — US Navy Veteran, New Dad, and Burkitt Lymphoma SurvivorTwenty-five-year-old US Navy Veteran and new dad, Daniel Wojciechowski, was busy welcoming his infant daughter when he noticed an
Optimistic and Hopeful: Nicole’s Story2263
After an ovarian cancer diagnosis at age 24, Nicole found hope for a future family through Livestrong Fertility.by Paula Wielinski, BSN, RNNicole, Ovarian Cancer SurvivorNicole’s “Lucky Diagnosis
Navigating the Unexpected: Lorena’s Story | Mother’s Day Series2162
Newlywed Lorena had plans to start a family. These plans didn’t account for a breast cancer diagnosis.To make things even more challenging, Lorena had to navigate this new diagnosis with an emerging
Vaughn & Melinda — Survivors, Caregivers & Loved Ones1646
Vaughn & Melinda — Survivors, Caregivers & Loved OnesVaughan & Melinda at the Awareness Garden, a peaceful green space where the public can gather to reflect on the people in their lives
Making More Father’s Days Possible Through Livestrong Fertility1460
This Father’s Day is a particularly special one for my husband, Adam. His first Father’s Day was two years ago when our son, Theo, was nine months old. We celebrated with cards and balloons,
You Are Never Alone — Silu’s Battle Against Breast Cancer1658
You Are Never Alone — Silu’s Battle Against Breast CancerI am from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. I am now a personal trainer, author, and motivational speaker. I was diagnosed in August 2018 with stage 1
Understanding Lymphedema1114
— 4 Common QuestionsLymphedema is a common side effect of certain cancers and treatments. However, survivors’ experiences with it can vary widely, and there is still a lot to be learned about the
Cancer Treatment and Hormonal Changes in Women1093
Some cancer treatments may lead to hormonal changes in men and women. For women, these hormonal changes may include temporary or permanent early onset menopause. We discuss causes, common symptoms,
Planning for a Family While Facing Breast Cancer Treatment1026
When I was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 36, one of the first questions I asked my breast surgical oncologist is whether I’ll be able to have children. My then boyfriend sat next to me in
Neuropathy in a Nutshell — 5 Things You Need To Know1670
Neuropathy is a condition that occurs as a result of nerve damage. Peripheral neuropathy, or damage to the peripheral nerves, is one type of neuropathy and an often unexpected complication of cancer
Because Life Does Go On962
In 2005, I was caregiver to both my mother and father. Mom was diagnosed with lymphoma and dad was three years into recovery from a paralyzing stroke when the news came that my wife was diagnosed with
Understanding Body Image Issues1103
Answers to 5 Common QuestionsThe fight against cancer can often leave you feeling roughed up, both physically and emotionally. Cancer and its treatment can have drastic effects on your body and in
Angela’s Story1566
I married the love of my life on a hot summer day in July 2010. After one blissful year of marriage we decided to start trying for our first baby. I could not wait to become pregnant and to be a mom.
I’ve Told Innumerable People That They Have Cancer. I Was Completely Unprepared To Hear It Myself.1568
Movember is in full swing, a time when we highlight men’s health and take time to recognize male cancer patients, survivors, and their caregivers. In honor of this season of awareness, breast cancer
5 Helpful Resources for Every Cancer Journey1118
A cancer journey comes with a lot of questions, especially when it comes to finding information and resources. It can feel like an endless sea of online options. Please find below five helpful
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