Someone I Know has Leukaemia. You Know, the Hard One.This has cropped up before. I think I’ve written about it on this site, or at least mentioned it. I think. My...reactions1comment
Returning to Work After CancerTo each of us, work has a different meaning. It may provide an identity, self-esteem, financial security, health coverage, and fulfillment. I...reactions3comments
Battling with LifeI get angry with the language around cancer and have written about it. I’m not fighting or winning or losing or battling...reactions2comments
The Letters Of CancerWell, we’ve passed the introductions, and now you know me and I know all of you. So, can I borrow some money?...reactions8comments
Self-Care for the Cancer PatientCancer as a chronic illness places new demands on patients and families to manage their own care. Self-care includes managing the medical...reactions12comments
Being Slim: Not That I See ItEditor's Note: The following article mentions details surrounding the author’s experiences with dieting and body image, which may be upsetting for some...reactions3comments
A Little Word Can Dampen Your MoodThe other day I went into a checkup feeling fine and went out feeling anxious, and all because of one innocuous word...reactions3comments
The Value of Being a Peer MentorExperiencing and living through a cancer diagnosis involves taking charge in an overwhelming environment of tests, treatments and physician visits. As a...reactions7comments
Forgetting About CML Awareness DayWell. I’m a rubbish CML-er. 100% failed at CML day and saying anything about it on social media or doing anything specific...reactions1comment
Don't Sweat It, or Do!When I returned to work after chemo, I couldn’t wait to build my strength back up. I was determined to get back...reactions3comments
Cancer, Community, and Buffalo ChickenOn the night of my 40th birthday, my wife took me out for a beer and a sandwich. That was 11 years...reactions6comments
The UK's NHS Turned 70I know in the UK we are very lucky to have the NHS. It saves lives that would be unsavable if the...reactions1comment
The Benefits of Physical Rehabilitation for a Person with Cancer (Part 1)Hearing the dreaded diagnosis of cancer is something no one wishes to hear. Many questions come along with it… What kind? How...reactions4comments
Survivorship PlansBefore I begin, I need to make it clear that I am by no means an expert on survivorship plans. In fact...reactions6comments
The Tortoise and the RaceAre you familiar with the story of the tortoise that took forever to get to its destination, as he was challenged by...reactions1comment
Insomnia in Cancer SurvivorsInsomnia is a common sleep disorder that can make it hard to fall asleep, hard to stay asleep or cause you to...reactionscomments
Good News! It’s Lymphoma.Helloooooooooo Blood-Cancer.com! Can you hear me in the back? Good. So, I am Daniel P. Malito, author, columnist, and raconteur. I am...reactions5comments
Back in the BurgI love Edinburgh it makes my soul happy in a calm way. I spent 4 years here. I say here as I’ve...reactions2comments
The Downside of the Internet: Unwanted AdviceI have my own style of using social media - as we all do, I suppose. Since my diagnosis, it’s definitely become...reactions5comments
Helpful Things To Do For a Cancer PatientA while ago a friend asked what was the nicest thing that someone had done for me when I was diagnosed with...reactions4comments
