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...As many of you know, I've been a caregiver for my friends and family since I was 18 years old, which is...

...After receiving your initial breast cancer diagnosis comes your treatment plan. This can include chemotherapy, surgery, and/or radiation. These discussions can be...

...A common experience among folks living with metastatic breast cancer is we spend a ton of time inside doctors' offices. I travel...

...Finding out that your health insurance company has denied a claim can be frustrating and complicated. Understanding what an insurance denial is...

...You always remember your first ghost. The act of "ghosting" someone typically means someone is completely cutting off a personal relationship without...

...I recently was referred to a new doctor for chronic pain and I couldn't be more frustrated. The communication has been terrible...

...I consider my wife and I a relatively young couple. Rebekah is 35, and I'm 45. We've been married for 8 and...

...Memory loss is not only for those suffering from brain injuries, diseases that affect the brain, or old age. Many different factors...

...At my age (I'll turn 73 in September), epiphanies are few and far between. That could be the price of grasping at...

...My footsteps echoed through the empty rooms of our beloved home, once filled with so many hopes and dreams it felt like...

...I'm sure it comes as no surprise, cancer sucks. Cancer will take your time, your hair, and your money, and one day...

...As a kid I always imagined growing old with my partner, watching them age, seeing who we become with each new decade...

...You know how in the movies the oncologist always looks over their glasses and declares gravely, "You have 12-18 months to live."...

...As many of us do I suffer from a very short attention span. Life can pass quickly and with a partner living...

...I think it’s pretty common, but before I became a parent, I had VERY specific ideas of what kind of parent I...

...In the 3 years my partner Steph and I have spent as residents in advanced breast cancer, we've received advice and sat...

...The questions of childhood seem endless. It's a constant carousel of "why," "what," "how," and "when?" Children desire knowledge and believe so...