A Long Quiet River
May 11, 2016 By: Sarah Biardeau I don’t know why I hadn’t already realized, or at least integrated, that life is a series of challenges, of ups and downs. I know all too well that life is not a [...]
The Value of Giving (Part 2): Community – Love, Life and Legacy
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 [...]
My CancerCon Experience
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 [...]
Learning to Love Again
May 12, 2015 By: Jennifer Dornbush You think you have your life all figured out, until one day, something you didn’t choose changes it. My cancer diagnosis did just that! Ever since September 21, [...]
Telling it like it is – Disclosing your cancer history
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 [...]
Dating after Cancer
July 15, 2014 By: Anne Katz PhD, RN Dating is scary for some people (well, maybe most people!) and dating during and after cancer can be especially scary. While everyone is different, most people [...]
