Sometimes it is a challenge to figure out just what we need from family and friends to help us navigate...
Re-Entry Anxiety is Real

While ‘getting back out there’ will continue to look very different than the way we lived our lives pre-COVID-19, restrictions...
Eric’s Story

In the words of some of the people who knew him, here is a portrait of our late friend Eric....
Who am I now?

We have all kinds of scars that serve as a reminder of the powerful interventions our bodies are subjected to...
Cancer in the Time of COVID: Welcome Spring, a time of renewal

“With the coming of Spring, I am calm again.” – Gustav Mahler Blue sky, sunshine, and 54 degrees…spring is definitely...
Catching up with Volunteer Tsering Yuthok

How did you first learn about Cancer Lifeline? From Advisory Board chair Lynn Behar. I was working then and told...
Meet Ryan Garcia, Cancer Lifeline’s Newest Programming Intern

Ryan Garcia joined Cancer Lifeline in January of this year as our Social Work intern. In this interview, Ryan reflects...
Find the Support Group You Need – Get Connected!

Cancer Lifeline’s Support Groups connects and supports patients, caregivers, family members, and friends. Here are just a few of the...
Hospital Partner Spotlight: UW Medicine – Valley Medical Center

When did Valley Medical Center first start coordinating with Cancer Lifeline and our programs? How have things grown over time?...
Cancer in the time of Covid: We are all grieving right now

Many of us are trying to deal with the deep and gut-wrenching grief that accompanies the death of friends and...
Instructions to the Portrait Artist

Move your brush and paint boldly. Create my likeness on this canvas. Let the world see me as I see...
Cancer in the time of Covid: Flip the Script

In this regular blog post about Cancer in the time of COVID with Mary Ellen Shands, RN, we dive a...
