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December 22, 2015 By: Julie Szasz “The beauty of opening yourself to others is to discover yourself through them.” Community carries numerous values I’ve learned to reconnect with in the last few [...]

Part 1 of the AYA: Australia Series If you weren’t following @RoadTripAus15 or #RoadTrip15 in December, then you were missing out on hearing about the fantastic work that was happening Down [...]

December 10, 2015 By: Brigitte Ulses I often have long, complicated daydreams where my mind wanders to all sorts of interesting places and times. During one of these dreams, I often think about [...]

May 21, 2015 By: Steve Heaviside When I was first diagnosed with testicular cancer in December 2013, I was dismissive of the idea of a support group. It seemed like a phony TV drama idea that [...]

December 16, 2014 By: Julie Szasz Last summer was my first young adult cancer retreat. Oh, what a treat! It was organized in collaboration by Cedars CanSupport, Hope & Cope and VOBOC. Having [...]

August 7, 2014 By: Anne Katz PhD, RN One of the biggest issues for single cancer survivors who are interested in dating is if and when to tell a prospective partner about the cancer. And when you [...]

February 14, 2014 By: Miriam Sultan-Laine When people think about cancer, They think of chemotherapy and hospital visits. They think of pain. They think of fear. But I don’t know if they think [...]