Navigate Your Cancer Journey

We have online resources available to help you at any point on your cancer journey. Select your stage and concern below to get started.

Alecia H.

Alecia H. 6676

I became a cancer survivor on January 21, 1979. I was first diagnosed on that day with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma of the stomach. read more

  • african american
  • elderly
  • female
Alejandro and Josephina M.

Alejandro and Josephina M. 8131

Alejandro: I became a cancer survivor when I was diagnosed with medulloblastoma. read more

  • being a survivor
  • female
  • hispanic
Amer and Sandy T.

Amer and Sandy T. 7800

Amer: I became a cancer survivor when I was diagnosed with Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia in 2003. read more

  • Caregiver
  • caucasian
  • children with cancer
Amy D.

Amy D. 10016

I became a cancer survivor on March 14, 1996, when I was diagnosed with osteosarcoma a month before my sixteenth birthday. Osteosarcoma is a very rare and very aggressive form of bone cancer. read more

  • body image
  • caucasian
  • female
Angie M.

Angie M. 7472

I became a multiple myeloma survivor when I was diagnosed in January 2001. read more

  • biological therapies
  • caucasian
  • exercise
Ann F.

Ann F. 8241

When I was diagnosed it was 1993 a report had just been issued by the National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project, and they had just produced the eight-year results of a study comparing mas read more

  • body image
  • breast cancer
  • breast reproduction
Anna Marie J.

Anna Marie J. 7777

I became a cancer survivor in 1986 when I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. read more

  • caucasian
  • compromised immune system
  • female
Annie G.

Annie G. 11992

I became a survivor when I was diagnosed in the fall of 2001 with uterine cancer. read more

  • caucasian
  • changes to your mouth and teeth
  • exercise
Audra O.

Audra O. 7089

Survivorship to me means that I get a second chance. We had a lot of dreams about travel and career and family that we just put on hold. read more

  • body image
  • Breast
  • caucasian
Barabara and Steven W.

Barabara and Steven W. 9151

Steven: Our son, Joshua, was seven years of age when he was diagnosed with high-grade non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, non-Burkitt’s type, a very aggressive and potentially lethal illness. read more

  • aftereffects of treatment
  • anxiety
  • caregiver concerns
Barbara H.

Barbara H. 6915

I became a survivor in March 2001, when I was diagnosed with breast cancer for invasive ductal carcinoma. read more

  • Breast
  • caucasian
  • changing public policies
Barbara R.

Barbara R. 7576

I became a cancer survivor when I was diagnosed on October 20, 2003. read more

  • caucasian
  • complementary therapies
  • Emotional Support
Beth P.

Beth P. 7772

I became a survivor in 2001 when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. read more

  • Breast
  • caucasian
  • Emotional Support
Beth S.

Beth S. 7582

I became a survivor in August of 2003 when I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. read more

  • caucasian
  • female
  • funeral planning
Blanche T.

Blanche T. 6668

I became a cancer survivor when I was diagnosed with small cell of the cervix with neuroendocrine features on May 20, 2003. read more

  • alaska native
  • changes to your digestive system
  • constipation