Fatigue - Can It Be Analyzed?...Admit it, you’re as tired hearing about fatigue as you are tired.Raise your hand if you don’t have an issue with fatigue.C’mon...reactions11comments
Diagnosis Day: The Day I Still Can’t Believe Exists...I think that most people live their lives either dreading the day that they may be diagnosed with cancer, possibly because of...reactions7comments
Things I Wish I Knew Before I Was Diagnosed...My greatest fear upon learning about my diagnosis of non-Hodgkin lymphoma was that I was dying. I had just experienced a wonderful...reactions12comments
The Coffee Shoppe...Here in Washington State we have coffee shoppes – a LOT of coffee shoppes. It all started in Seattle with Starbucks. Now...reactions3comments
Starting the Tough Conversations...I have lived with, fought, and often beaten back multiple myeloma for going on seven years now. Mine has presented itself as...reactions3comments
Writing to Cope with Cancer...Hearing the words, "You have cancer," is like getting a punch in the gut. Your feelings can go from shock to disbelief...reactions3comments
Cancer On Board Is 2...My little cancer charity, Cancer On Board, is now 2. Well, it’s been 2 years since we got official charitable status and...reactions4comments
Let's Talk About Sex...Let’s talk about sex. It is a taboo topic, but many cancer patients and survivors experience issues with their sex life before...reactions2comments
I Don't Want to Know My Numbers...I recently got an email from another follicular lymphoma patient. That happens a lot. I’ve kept a blog about FL for over...reactions4comments
Sharing Cancer on My Work Social Media...I was recently featured in the first article of a series in the online version of a UK paper. To begin with...reactions5comments
Scribbles Shine Light on Year After Transplant...You might think your junk drawer is full of, well, junk, but its contents can actually be worth a lot. It was...reactions3comments
Blood Cancer Trivia...By sharing my journey with blood cancer online, I have had the privilege to engage multiple other patients online. A little over...reactions6comments
Funny Thing Happened At......I had the honor of attending the Janssen-sponsored 2019 HealtheVoices conference, which is the all that be of the advocacy conferences with...reactions5comments
Conversations with a Chaplain: A Chaplain’s Role in Supportive Care...Rev. Isaac Dusenbury is a chaplain at Duke University Hospital. He completed his chaplain residency at Duke University Hospital’s Surgical and Intensive...reactions3comments
Reinventing Yourself After Cancer...When you are in the throes of chemo, the real heart of cancer and its treatment, it consumes you. Mentally, physically and...reactions17comments
Exercise Gives Structure to Hospital Stay...Back when I was running a lot, I often vowed to work on my neglected upper body strength. That meant recommitting myself...reactions4comments
Financial Planning for Cancer Patients...A cancer patient must be focused on healing and fighting their disease. However, due to spiraling medical expenses, especially drug costs, many...reactions1comment
Quietus...I once heard of a man who had cancer and was given only a short time to live. His family didn’t talk...reactions8comments
Chemo Bags: My Way of Giving Back...Before every chemotherapy appointment, I packed a tote bag full of things that I found comforting or useful. Once I finished chemo...reactions2comments
Kenny Capps...Kenny was previously an advocate on Blood-Cancer.com. Kenny Capps is the founder and Executive Director of Throwing Bones for a Cure, Inc...