Infusion of Hope
As healthcare professionals continue to manage the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the introduction of a vaccine allows patients with cancer to approach 2021 with cautious optimism for a better year ahead. Read More ›
Cancer survivor Tricia Tennesen recounts her spirit-lifting experience with a group of survivors on a nature retreat that involved fly-fishing, which offered her a “path to spirituality without doctrine or dogma.” Read More ›
Tom Galioto, a volunteer at his local Tri-Cities Cancer Center in Kennewick, Washington, has always recognized the importance of maintaining a positive outlook and a sense of humor even in the face of a cancer diagnosis. He shares some of his favorite “inspirology” sayings, offering guidance and levity in making your challenges a little lighter. Read More ›
Lillie Shockney shares a touching, personal story of an experience she had at the Young Survival Coalition Summit, where she held a workshop called “Building Your Legacy." Read More ›
In my book, What Helped Get Me Through: Cancer Survivors Share Wisdom and Hope, I asked people what it meant to them to be a survivor. Usually, being a survivor means that you have lived through something very challenging. There is no doubt that cancer fits the bill. Read More ›
Most survivors have asked themselves the question, “Could I have prevented this cancer?” Some may mull this question over and over in their minds. But how much should you dwell on the past, and is it worth your time and energy now to have regrets? Read More ›
In her book Before and After Cancer Treatment: Heal Faster, Better, Stronger, Dr. Julie Silver addresses the common questions that people have about eating well. Read More ›
In my book What Helped Get Me Through, I asked cancer survivors what would have helped them during their cancer journey but was too difficult to ask for. Read More ›
This column is written for survivors and their loved ones who are seeking information and inspiration, an infusion of hope. Read More ›