Living with Cancer

Life changes with a cancer diagnosis, but it doesn’t stop. Maintaining a normal routine can be difficult. Whether you’re a patient or a caregiver, it’s important to seek tools and resources that can provide support to you and your loved ones.

Cancer in the Workplace

Cancer impacts everyone in the patient’s life, including co-workers and employers. Advancements in treatment that offer improved quality of life, combined with convenient access to community-based care, enable more patients to continue working during treatment. Learn More

Care for Yourself While Caring for Others

Caregivers are most helpful when they’re well rested and in a positive frame of mine. Remember to take care of yourself during the holidays with these tips. Learn More

How to Help Patients During the Holidays

The hustle and bustle of the holidays can bring joy, but also a long to do list. Here’s how you can help a loved one with cancer get through the season with ease. Learn More

Navigating the Holidays When a Loved One Has Cancer

During a season marked by revered traditions, it can be difficult to honor your loved one’s needs while trying to celebrate as usual. Here are a few tips for the season. Learn More

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Cancer fights hard, so we have to fight harder.
Marian 'Dani' Steininger
Breast Cancer Survivor
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I would say ‘check the proton center first.
John Horton
Prostate Cancer Survivor
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“When you hear a story of someone else’s success it helps you build your courage and strength. I think it is important to share August’s story because he deserves to have his story told.” (Erica Johansen, mother of August)
August Johansen
Brain Cancer Survivor
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