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...Not so Dear CML,You suck. I wish you’d go away and leave me alone. Yours truly, Susan. Only kidding. If you wrote...

...I’ve never written about this before because, frankly, I didn’t know how to approach it to make sure no one who reads...

...The questions you must prepare to be asked the most are "How are you doing?", "How are you feeling?", and "Are you...

...Living with cancer takes on so many responsibilities that sometimes get lost in the wind. Recently, I was intrigued with a program...

...Pain. The “P” word. It goes hand in hand with cancer, and yet so little is done about it until it’s an...

...When two people told me they were very anemic, I thought I could help even though their anemia was not caused by...

...Finding out you have blood cancer is typically a huge shock – and then there are all the emotions that come next...

...When my oncologist told me that I had myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS) in 2017, she showed me a chart with my life expectancy...

...Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have been living as a survivor for a while, it’s best to prepare yourself for some scarring...

...Living to be 100 years old makes one a centenarian (pronounced cen-ten-air-e-an). I have been volunteering for Centenarians of Oklahoma since 2018. Oklahoma...

...Previously, I spoke about my personal reaction to my diagnosis as a cancer patient speaking to another patient or cancer survivor(s). It's...

...In Part 1, I talked about how I sometimes had a difficult time working while living with blood cancer. In those early...