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...Let me first give the disclaimer that I'm not so good at empathy. It's not instinctive to me and I have to...

...When most people think of a breast cancer survivor, they might imagine someone who has endured the horrific challenge of going through...

...There are hundreds of websites that address the stages of grief. Over the past year, I've read many of them, but none...

...I've been fired by a doctor twice in my lifetime, once during a pregnancy and once in the midst of my Stage...

...When I was working full time, balance was the buzz word.  Balancing home and family life, balancing the time spent on both, and...

...Pain can be classified as an "invisible" symptom. Unlike a broken arm in a cast or a bleeding wound, pain cannot be...

...Being a caregiver for a loved one with advanced breast cancer can be challenging. Though it certainly is a difficult job, it...

...As we wrap up Women’s Health Awareness Month, it’s the perfect time to sing the praises of breast cancer women. Over the...

...Breast cancer advocate and friend Martha Carlson is a force to be reckoned with. When you read her Twitter bio: “Stage IV breast...

...Cancer you are a coward, you sneak in like a burglar in the night. Your hope is to steal our thoughts, our...

...Living with chronic pain isn't fun for anyone, but it is especially difficult when you are already living with a cancer diagnosis...