Survivor Articles

Getting back to the road race by Stephanie Sliekers
Boudoir bye-bye? by Julie Michaud
It’s hard out here for a Survivor by Amy Aubin
Dealing with isolation by Amy Aubin
Lost in Transition by Tim Buckland
Cancer-free. Now what? by Denise Organ
Connecting survivors coast-to-coast by Diane Spencer
Follow your gut by Denise Organ
“Chasing Rainbows” and making movies by Peter Mazereeuw
Healing with laughter by Paula Mccoy
The best and worst thing in my life by Rachel Baumgartner
The humanization of radiation therapy by Paula Mccoy
The cost of living: No cure For cancer by Matthew Zachery
Fertility Olympic gold medal 1000 mm freestyle by Geoff Eaton
Two years and counting by Daniel Cronin
Fertility: “Oh yes. It’s a certainty” (Summer 2004) by Geoff Eaton
Finding meaning by Geoff Eaton
Shock of diagnosis by Geoff Eaton
Researching your cancer by Krista Hong
The continuation of my journey by Krista Hong
50 pounds from my fighting weight by Geoff Eaton
Talking to a shrink by Geoff Eaton
Learning to walk by Geoff Eaton
Dependency by Geoff Eaton
Why I shared my story by Geoff Eaton
Prednisone by Heather King
Security of the hospital by Geoff Eaton
Smooth, shiny, and feminine by Soleil Labelle
Should you research your cancer? by Geoff Eaton
My experience with cancer by Heather King
Words to live by by Erin Stapleton
You choose: Victim or Survivor? by Erin Stapleton
Steroids: Not performance enhancing by Geoff Eaton
Wash your hands and control that infection by Heather King
Stem cell transplant experience by Heather King
Support groups taught me I AM invincible by Kyla Copp
Support group realization by Kyla Copp
Get to the gym by Geoff Eaton
A matter of faith by Erin Stapleton
Chemobrain by Geoff Eaton

Supporter Articles

Bonding through blogging by Julie Taylor
Remembering Janelle by Lesley Morrissey
Wondering how to go back to school? by Karine Chalifour
Helping every step of the way by Karine Chalifour
Don’t let youth blind you to a cancer diagnosis by Lorna Larsen
A mother and daughter’s journey through cancer care by Lorna Larsen
Shock of diagnosis: a supporter’s perspective by Rebecca Flood
Breast cancer: It’s not just for girls! by Meghan Drover
Accepting help when you need it the most by Rebecca Flood
Helpless by Rebecca Flood
Coping with the change: Life after cancer by Carter Hong
Giving in and finally dealing by Kara Rideout
Cancer anniversaries by Rebecca Flood
How supporters can find out what’s going on by Carter Hong
Perspective changes: Organ, blood, and tissue donation by Rebecca Flood