A Review of Reuben Kincaid Remembered...Like most teenage girls in the 1970s, I watched the television show, The Partridge Family. David Cassidy, who played the oldest son Keith, sure was cute! It turns out that...reactions10comments
The Fullness of Living...As a boy, I was into biology. I used to collect butterflies and explored tide pools. I stuffed a jar inside one of my mother’s nylons and captured plankton by...reactions11comments
Positivity in the New Year...The power of positivity is mighty. While only science, sometimes aided with nutrition and homeopathic methods, can cure, there is something to be said for the glass half full mentality...reactions8comments
How Virtual Reality Changed My Reality...My friend bought me a virtual reality (VR) headset for Christmas. He ordered it before Black Friday and before I had the chance to decline it. It was a very...reactions15comments
What A Year...What. A. Year. Who would have thought that it would have been like this?! In a weird way, it’s nice to have lived through something unprecedented that will be written about...reactions4comments
Two Years Seemed So Far Off When I Was Diagnosed......It’s almost here. That date that some cancer patients reach after their illness progresses past a certain point. The two-year cancerversary, the end of the beginning, the “OMG did I...reactions8comments
Angel Survivor...I am a 44 year survivor of acute lymphocytic leukemia. I was diagnosed with leukemia in March 1977. It has been a long hard journey for me. My maternal grandmother...reactions4comments
The Other D-word...Author’s Warning: the following article is about a bodily function some people are uncomfortable talking about; defecation. Actually, it will focus on the subset called diarrhea. If you are uncomfortable...reactions6comments
Perspective (Part 2)...Editor’s note: Blood-Cancer.com recently talked to a community member battling blood cancer named Glenn, who shared his experience with multiple myeloma. This is Glenn’s story, in his own words. My wife...reactions8comments
Perspective (Part 1)...Editor’s note: Blood-Cancer.com recently talked to a community member battling blood cancer named Glenn, who shared his experience with multiple myeloma. This is Glenn’s story, in his own words. I peed...reactions9comments
Speak Up (Kindly) If Something’s Not Right!...This past year, while receiving treatments at my local cancer care center, I noticed that every time I went for another one, I was being cared for by a different...reactions4comments
Helping Cancer Patients Deal with Emotional Issues...The emotional effects of a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming. When first diagnosed, I felt anger and a tremendous feeling of loss of control. Expected reactions to this life-threatening illness...reactions13comments
Will you take our In America survey and help others understand the true impact of Blood Cancer?...Please note: The Blood Cancer In America survey is now closed. Results will be shared soon! How do you manage living with blood cancer? Tell us in our anonymous annual...reactionsrepliesResearch & Clinical Trials
Cancer, Mind Demons, & the Importance of Distractions...Cancer, it’s scary, unpredictable, and exhausting. It drains your energy all the time and makes doing anything almost impossible, physically. There’s an entire second side to cancer and chemo, though...reactions10comments
Update On My Journey...An update on my journey and battle with blood cancer continues. To date, four infusions of R-CHOP have been completed and the latest scans show that the cancer appears to...reactions14comments
What are your goals for this coming year?...New years is a chance at a new beginning, at least that's how I look at it. So every year I make up a new goal or two. My goal...reactions31repliesTips & Advice
Essential Thrombocythemia and JAK2 Mutation...Essential thrombocythemia (ET) is a rare disease. People who have it, though, on average, tend to have a normal life expectancy. People who have ET have an increased number of...reactionscomments
My Journey: Acute Myeloid Leukemia at 19 Years Old...On April 26th, 2019, I was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia at the age of 19. At the time, I was a sophomore in college and a field hockey player...reactions5comments
Caregiver/Cancer Patient Interview (Part 2)...My daughter was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma when she was 25. It’s been a few years since then, but I decided to interview her and hear her thoughts about that...reactions6comments
A Christmas CAR T Miracle...One of the best and worst parts of having cancer is the relationships with others who have the same disease. The highs of making lifelong friendships are sometimes trumped by...reactions18comments