Working With Cancer & How Employers Play Games...Lately, I have been seeing talk about working with cancer. It’s something more than a few of us try to do, and...reactions5comments
Remission Since 2020...Hi, my name is Harold. I've been I remission since 2020. All I can say God is good...reactions1comment
We Are Not Our Disease...I have been looking for a condo for a couple of years. I’m an empty nester, divorced, and living alone in a...reactions1comment
Advocate to Advocate Live...I was chosen again to attend HealtheVoices conference. What makes this particular conference unique is the safe meeting place for a wide...reactions2comments
How do you balance being informed VS overwhelmed? ...How do you navigate the balance between staying informed about your condition and avoiding overwhelming yourself with medical information or statistics?...reactions15repliesTips & AdviceNewly Diagnosed
Learning When Baby Steps are Enough With CML...Having blood cancer, sometimes I feel like my movements are stifled by quicksand. There are ups and downs in life for everyone...reactions5comments
Being a Caregiver Can Be Tough...Taking care of someone is always difficult. Of course the amount of difficulty depends on the ability of the recipient, but no...reactions2comments
Blue Toes...I have had Polycythemia Vera for four years now and I'm suffering from Polycythemia toes or Blue Toes. The big toes on...reactions3replies
5 Questions on Daily Challenges, Support, and Wellness...Living with blood cancer presents a unique set of challenges. From managing medication regimens to navigating emotional support, individuals with blood cancer...reactionscomments
An Honest Account of Feelings...I’ve been really noticing my feelings lately. And as I look back on the last 17 years since I was first diagnosed...reactionscomments
Spleen There...I was diagnosed with leukemia in 2011. There were a few symptoms that my doctor had followed up on. Many of the...reactions4comments
From Cancer Coming A-Calling to Cancer Becoming a Calling...When cancer first came calling, I wasn’t quite sure how to react or respond. It took a few months, but now I...reactionscomments
Chemo - If you could magically remove one side-effect, what would it be?...Chemo, even when it's good, it's still pretty bad. So I am asking - if you could magically remove one side effect...reactions2repliesCoping
Gaining Control of Blood-Cancer...One of the more stressful discoveries surrounding my encounter with blood cancer, aside from the initial shock, treatment protocols, and the physical/emotional...reactionscomments
Nesting and Having A Recovery Space...One of the recent topics being talked about around here is making a nest, and I have to say I’m all for...reactions2comments
Try to find ways to cope.....Taking jakifi is a wonder medicine he feels so much better...reactions1replyTips & AdviceCopingCaregivers
What's one piece of advice you would give to someone newly diagnosed with blood cancer? ...Share your advice below!...reactions165repliesNewly DiagnosedTips & AdviceDiagnosis
The Hardest Person To Forgive Is Myself...Lately, I’ve been having to work on not holding grudges. I never used to; at least, I don’t believe I did. But...reactions2comments
Planning Your Future As A Cancer Survivor...A cancer diagnosis can be an overwhelming experience. I can remember feeling shock, anger, and denial. How could this be happening to...reactions3comments
When Someone Doesn't Believe You Have Cancer..."I'll believe it when I see it!" We have all heard this statement. Unfortunately, some have heard it from loved ones while...reactions1comment
