Advice

My Journey of Advocacy

In the past five years, I have had to step outside of my comfort zone. I have stopped unnecessary procedures, double-checked orders, kept every...

After college graduation, my friends and I scattered to new states, new jobs and first marriages. We remained close, but gone were the nightly ...

When you lose someone close, it’s the memories that bring them back to life again. The holidays are particularly hard, so when my heart aches...

To the kid who is going through what I went through, you are not alone. I understand your fears and uncertainties. I’ve been there, and I liv...

Dear Pre-Cancer Self, You’re about to be blindsided. You’re just about to start your freshman year of high school; it’s a big transitiona...

This blog post is from our new guide Beyond “I’m Sorry”: Supporting a Family Facing Cancer. Download it today to get more great tips on h...

This blog post is from our new guide Beyond “I’m Sorry”: Supporting a Family Facing Cancer. Download it today to get more great tips on h...

If you feel compelled to help a family experiencing cancer, know that your thoughtfulness could be a huge stress relief that’s remembered for...

Two moms, Mindy Dykes and Laura Sobiech, both with sons affected by childhood cancer, offer up some words that lifted them up during their expe...

This piece was originally posted on Jane’s blog, soothingthespirit.com. When you have a child with cancer, social media can provide a wonderf...

When tragedy strikes it’s like you’re under a magnifying glass—especially your marriage. All the little problems, dislikes and concerns y...