[Guest Blog by Michelle Burleigh] Life was hectic before cancer, I was always on the go. For some reason, I moved through the world with this constant hum inside my mind and body that told me the weight of the world rested squarely on my shoulders. Between a successful career that I loved and family, […]

[Guest Blog by Melanie A. Nix]  Life after my triple negative breast cancer diagnosis has been a journey of self-discovery. I have discovered my amazing ability to do things I never thought possible. I have learned that I can run through the spider’s web. Every time I lace up my running shoes, check my tracker […]

[Guest Blog by Jenna Brady] Cancer. You never think it will be you. You hear stories around you from friends and family about how a friend of a friend of theirs was recently diagnosed with cancer, or you watch an actor portray the life of a cancer survivor. Yet, you never think it will be […]

Whether you’re planning an in-person or virtual National Cancer Survivors Day® Celebration of Life – or you just want to do something special for the cancer survivors in your community

[Guest Blog by Cynthia Hayes] Coping with cancer is hard. So much of the experience is not really within our control. Things like diagnosis at an early stage, scientific breakthroughs for your particular disease, an excellent medical team, and good health insurance. And we certainly benefit if family and friends instantly rally to offer loving […]

[Guest Blog Post by Katie Doble]  Knowing what to say to someone who has just been diagnosed with cancer is not easy, even if you have cancer yourself! Here are some general universal tips.  Don’t tell someone about all the people you know who died of cancer.  To the guy at the post office who […]