October’s class discussed how young survivors are often are caught between the worlds of pediatric and adult oncology and offered helpful tips on how to deal with the day-to-day concerns.
A story of hope and empowerment from a recent LIVESTRONG at the Y graduate. Keep sharing these stories of hope! You never know who you will empower along the way.
Now that my various doctors have decided that my tumor is cancer free and that I have 12 square centimeters of dead cells lodged in my chest, it’s official! I no longer have cancer; I have chemo.
LIVESTRONG is hosting a class specifically for young adult cancer survivors ages 15-39. Learn how to manage your unique survivorship concerns.
LIVESTRONG Emotional Support Navigator, Athan Schindler, chatted with USA Today’s Liz Szabo on parenting through …
My name is Gayla Rhodes and I am from Orlando, Florida.
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Ask any cancer survivor about the fear of death and you will hear a common …
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Palliative care is focused on providing patients with relief from symptoms, pain, and stress of a serious illness – regardless of diagnosis.
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