FeaturedLending a helping hand ...If someone asks you how they can help, what do you tell them? Do you have a "go-to" list that they can pick from? What are some things that friends...Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 repliesFriends & FamilyTips & Advice
Talking to my kidsTwo of my 3 kids have, pretty much, come to terms with my metastatic breast cancer diagnosis. My youngest(daughter) refuses to accept it. When I try to talk to her...Reactions 0 reactions Comments2 repliesFriends & Family
Facing the holidaysLast year, my daughters and I chose to not gather for either Thanksgiving or Christmas due to concerns about the pandemic. Both holidays would have been the first without Cheryl...Reactions 0 reactions Comments3 repliesMemory WallFriends & Family
Surviving spouseBoth my wives died of breast cancer. I married my first wife, Jimmie Lou, when she was 20 years old. She was diagnosed at 38 years and 6 months and...Reactions 0 reactions Comments2 repliesAdvocacyAwarenessFriends & Family
Staying ConnectedSocial distancing is necessary and everyone should be taking it seriously whether they are immunocompromised or not. But that kind of isolation can be damaging to our mental health. Take...Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 repliesFriends & FamilyTips & Advice
What's been the most frustrating side effect since your diagnosis?People living with metastatic breast cancer face many challenges. One being frustrating or annoying side effects that family and friends don't really understand. What has been the most frustrating side...Reactions 0 reactions Comments1 repliesFriends & FamilySide Effects
How do you talk to children about cancer?Do you consider your child’s age and developmental stage? Some children may be too young to verbalize their thoughts and others might be too afraid to ask. What are your...Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 repliesFriends & FamilyParenting
