What is it about being in nature that makes us feel better? Looking at a vibrant blue sky, hearing birds...
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Cancer: Don’t Go Through it Alone
Cancer Lifeline Volunteer Nancy Werner (center) cuts the cake with former staffer, Mary Ellen Shands and Cancer Lifeline Community Program...
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Helping vs. Rescuing as a Caregiver
Most people have an innate desire to be helpful and supportive, especially when someone we love and care about is...
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How to Cope with Scanxiety
Whether in the beginning stages of a diagnosis, during treatment, or after treatment, many people living with cancer experience higher...
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Living in the Moment
There are only two days in the year that nothing can be done. One is called Yesterday, and one is...
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The Importance of Self-Care
Many people say they feel as if their lives were turned upside down as soon as they received their cancer...
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Providing Support from a Distance
Anyone who has been in the position of being a long-distance caregiver will attest to the fact that this is...
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Living with Uncertainty
We are creatures of habit. When things go as planned, we feel in control. However, when unexpected events occur, such...
11/12/202102/17/2022
Learning from Each Other: The Power of Shared Experiences
“I define connection as the energy that exists between people when they feel seen, heard, and valued; when they can...
10/11/202102/17/2022
What I Wish I Knew When I was Diagnosed with Cancer
For many people, that moment when the doctor says ‘you have cancer’ is forever etched in your memory in detail. However,...
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Communicating with your Care Team
It is not unusual to find you have questions or concerns popping up in your head after you leave appointments...
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Talking to Children About Cancer
You may have been working hard to protect your children by not talking about cancer. However, many parents soon discover...