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...It’s funny, recently the subject of music came up and how I used it during cancer to relax on those days when...

...Immediately when you think of chemotherapy, you may think of hair loss, nausea, fatigue, losing weight, and losing strength. Right? But no...

...After I had been formally diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, my dermatologist at MD Anderson also wanted me to get a mole removed...

...When you got the devastating news of being diagnosed with cancer, did you think about how life will change for you? Did...

...Life is what happens every day. It’s getting up and going to work. It’s spending time with your family. It’s trying to...

...It takes a lot to get through this journey we are on. It requires great strength, both mental and spiritual. I know...

...One of the most difficult parts of having chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) is accepting that the way my life was before, is...

...What has your experience been with infertility after your cancer treatment? From my own personal experience, I can tell you how it...

...For stem cell transplant recipients, anniversaries, or transplantaversaries, or re-birthdays, are cause for celebration. For divorced people, a wedding anniversary, or a...

...Ok, imagine this: you’re lying on your back, someone puts a steel bucket over your head then bangs on it with a...

...I always say that one of the most stressful times through my experience with cancer was leading up to treatment. Navigating a...

...Cancer never leaves you. I know, you’re like, “uhh, no duh Dan, why don’t you just tell us the sky is blue.”...

...Happy Halloween 🎃! On any other day, my name is Amanda Panda 🐼, but during Halloween, you can call me Panda Deville...

...A couple of years ago, I took a road trip with my nephew and my dog, Gracie. We explored Flagstaff, Arizona, the...

...I was trying to think about a topic to write about today and realized my brain has been on overdrive lately with...

...Living with cancer. We talk about how to manage it, how to work around it, and how to be happy in spite...

...Blood cancer survivors: Have you ever had a nightmare about relapsing? It wouldn’t be surprising if you did. I have had them...

...Have you ever met someone for the first time, and when the introductions take place, they usually start off with a name...

...Three years ago, Blood-Cancer.com was born into existence. In three years we have built a supportive, resourceful, and encouraging community. As we...

...Within three years of daily oral chemotherapy, I was wearing wide-brimmed hats, long sleeves, and large-rimmed sunglasses. I was losing pigmentation, or...