The Day When You Ask A Lot of ‘Whys’
By Meg Seit
The Day When Three Words Change Your Life
By Maret Seit
5 Ways to Evaluate Cancer Information
If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with cancer, you want valid and trustworthy information about the disease, treatment options…
When Cancer Strikes Early
“I don’t understand. I’m too young for this.”
Just Diagnosed: Breaking the News
Telling loved ones about a new cancer diagnosis can sometimes be a battle in and of itself
Back to Cancer Basics
A cancer diagnosis can be unexpected and scary. When you’re hit with a sudden overload of uninterpretable medical terminology, conflicting…
Just Diagnosed — Three Steps to Start Your Cancer Journey
Leon described hearing the words “you have cancer” as if someone had dimmed the lights — everything faded away and he didn’t hear anything else the doctor was telling him. All he could hear were the
Fertility and Cancer — 5 Things to Know
Wendy, cervical cancer survivor and her daughter, EmilieSome cancer treatments such as chemotherapy and radiation can cause infertility. The risk of infertility is an important topic to discuss after