Karen Gooding, the North Carolina freelance writer who pens the Athena blog, is a three-time cancer survivor and eternal optimist. Diagnosed with breast cancer…
Dr. Robin McGee, a registered clinical psychologist in Nova Scotia, Canada, recounts her powerful story of 2 years of diagnostic bungling and neglect and her he…
Robin Care would like to personally invite you to join our 2018 US-based, closed beta program. Robin Care realizes that a cancer diagnosis is often just the t…
Julie Aigner-Clark is the author of You Are The Best Medicine, a picture book which teaches children the importance of giving a lot of love to mom when she is g…
Some cancers and treatments like chemotherapy and radiation can result in cognitive changes that affect thinking, learning, processing or remembering. This cogn…
Barbara Tako is a 54-year-old survivor in the Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota area. She is an eight-year breast cancer survivor and a four-year melanoma survivo…
What is the rush? Why are we always looking to get to the finish line? As human beings we are conditioned to get to the end result of something. It’s like we ar…
Eric and I “met” during a twitter exchange on survivorship care. In this excellent article, he shares his perspective on what’s needed for a cancer survivorship…
