Stories: community
The Hardest Stories To Share Are Always Your Own
I hope my story helps bring positivity and encouragement to other cancer patients; especially ones as young as me.
by Sarah Amorim.The Cancer Tag, And Why I Hate It
I do not think of myself as the girl who had cancer, or the girl who survived. I am more than that.
by Karishma Kajaria.A Letter To My Boobs, Two Years After My Mastectomy.
I originally wrote this letter on November 19, 2017, to commemorate the two-year anniversary of my double mastectomy with reconstruction.
by Cora Fahy.I have a second chance at life, and that’s pretty amazing.
Yes, I've been through a lot, but I don't let that define me. My journey may have been rough, but it's mine, and that's what makes me, me.
by Amanda Rose.The Reason I’m Happy I Fought Cancer
Cancer isn't your ending, it's a chapter. Once you win, the hardest part is over.
by Jerjuan Davis.I am currently searching for a clinical trial that could help save my life.
One of the hardest things of dealing with my diagnosis is the pain and the emotional side that comes along with it.
by Ashley Pelle.My Journey with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
Cancer Advocate - I am here for a reason and here to advocate and support other cancer patients that have been recently diagnosed.
by Michele Cerami.It Will All Be Worth It In The End
Patience is paramount, advocate for yourself if you feel something isn’t right, and trust in the process
by Laura McKay.Cancer Patient Turned Cancer Thriver and Coach
I turned my pain into purpose, and now I'm living my dream!
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