A diagnosis of breast or ovarian cancer changes the life of the person who’s been diagnosed. But it also affects people who are close to them, such as a spouse, life partner, or any caregiver or loved one. The impact can be profound. At Support Connection, we are here for everyone: The person who’s been […]
By Jane Biehl PhD Reprinted with permission from CURE® www.curetoday.com Jane has been a cancer survivor since 2010. In this article, she addresses the question: What do you say when people remark to you that you look great or that there is no way you just had cancer or chemo? (Original publication date April 11, 2017) “You look […]
By Barbara Tako Reprinted with permission from CURE® www.curetoday.com A survivor of breast cancer and melanoma reflects on her simple New Year’s resolutions. (Original publication date: Dec. 30, 2015) I am still here! Five and a half years after breast cancer and a year and a half year after melanoma, I am so grateful to be here. […]
In this article, Peer Counselor Andrea Karl, who co-facilitates our Book Club, shares what our Book Club means to her and the other women who participate. She’s discovered it’s a perfect excuse to indulge in a beloved pastime while enjoying conversation, companionship and escape. I am a reader. Always have been, always will be. Since […]