My OB-GYN Told Me It Was Nothing to Worry About — But It Ended Up Being Ovarian Cancer
Fortunately, I wound up with a supportive team of healthcare providers who helped me get well
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Living with Ovarian Cancer Was Tough, but the Lessons I Learned Led to Lasting Joy and Clarity
I learned how amazing collaborative doctors can be and I was able to prioritize what makes me happy
I Walked into the ER with a Shoulder Injury — I Left with a Colon Cancer Diagnosis and 6 Months to Live
As a colon cancer survivor turned advocate, I see the role luck, self-advocacy and privilege played in my diagnosis and treatment
My Melanoma Was Dismissed as an Inflamed Hair Follicle
As a young woman of color, I was seemingly the last person who would be struck by the potentially lethal skin cancer
Surviving Lung Cancer Helped Me Embrace the Connection Between Body and Mind
I now own a yoga studio and help other cancer patients and survivors cope
How to Care for Your Mental Health if You Have Colon Cancer
Many colorectal cancer survivors deal with mental health challenges, but the disease doesn’t have to define you
Cómo cuidar tu salud mental si tienes cáncer de colon
Muchos sobrevivientes de cáncer colorrectal enfrentan dificultades de la salud mental, pero la enfermedad no tiene que definirte
Getting Stage 3 Lung Cancer for Christmas Only Made Me Love the Holidays More
My cancer diagnosis really made me appreciate what a gift life is
Good Sex with Emily Jamea: Sex After Cancer
Cancer and treatments like chemotherapy can have sexual side effects — but you can reclaim your sexuality and find intimacy again
I Went Through Menopause Early to Prevent My Cancer from Coming Back
After surviving breast cancer and induced menopause, I’m struggling to stay mentally healthy
I Was on High Alert for Cancer, but not Endometrial Cancer
I knew Lynch syndrome increased our family’s risk of colorectal cancer. I didn’t know it could be just as likely to cause endometrial cancer.
Asking for Support Helps Me Heal
Learning how to give family and friends actionable tasks has been an essential part of my journey with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer
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I Thought My Swollen Lymph Nodes Were Side Effects From the Covid-19 Vaccine
But they were signaling something far more dangerous
Life After Diagnosis: Navigating the Things You Love with Urothelial Bladder Cancer
Tips to help you maintain your everyday lifestyle after a UBC diagnosis
My Symptoms Were Dismissed as Hemorrhoids, but I Had Colon Cancer
My cancer diagnosis led me to appreciate the little things — and learn to dance
I Became a Bladder Cancer Survivor at 30
Bladder cancer most often affects older adults. My diagnosis was an exception.
When I was 32, I Was Getting Ready to Marry and Have Kids. Then I Was Diagnosed With Colorectal Cancer.
I never imagined I could get colorectal cancer at such a young age
Lung Cancer Kills an Alarming Number of Women — But There’s Hope
There are many misconceptions about risk factors and treatment options for lung cancer
My Close Friend’s Cancer Diagnosis Helped Save My Life
After losing my close friend to cancer that was diagnosed too late, I knew I had to advocate for myself
I Never Smoked and Got Lung Cancer
The worst-case scenario happened to me. And I'm stronger and more grateful because of it.
My Life-Changing Cervical Cancer Diagnosis Inspired Me to Become an Advocate for Women’s Health
An unexpected diagnosis led me to a whole new perspective
Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatment Was Destroying My Spirit — Until I Tapped Into My Colombian Roots and Alternative Medicine
When my breast cancer spread to my bones, I realized it was time for a more holistic approach. Now I'm living my best life ever.
Staying Hopeful After 5 Recurrences of Cancer
During cancer's repeated attacks, a teacher finds support from her husband and her school.
How I Overcame Anal Cancer and Threw a Huge Party
No one ever told me my HPV diagnosis could lead to anal cancer. Now I'm on a mission to educate people, save lives and dispel the stigma around this increasingly common disease.