It is my immense pleasure to welcome you to the first ever Prevent Cancer blog carnival! Pull up your digital chair and take a seat…
“An ounce of practice is worth more than tons of preaching.” -Mahatma Gandhi It’s almost 6 pm, which means I survived another Friday 4 o’clock…
I prevent cancer for family – not only for my personal family, but for the cohesive, supportive, loving idea of family. Family and cancer are…
Katie was young and full of life. She was an outstanding athlete and gifted student. She wanted to grow up and attend law school. She…
I prevent cancer because I see the pain and fear it causes people I care about. I am a clinical psychologist who was diagnosed with…
I prevent cancer for all of the amazing women in my family who devote their lives to helping others. We live in a pink-washed world…
If you asked, my mom would tell you she’s a simple lady. She likes strong coffee, gardening, running and her Detroit Tigers. She likes good…
Cancer survivors are often portrayed as heroic, doomed, sweet, patient and forbearing. I was none of these things: when I was diagnosed with Stage II…
I’m delighted to be participating in the Prevent Cancer Foundation’s “blog carnival,” where people share their cancer stories, say why they stay healthy and who…
Cancer touches the lives of many families. How often do you hear someone share a story about a friend, a relative or an acquaintance that…
