COVID-19 Updates, July 16: Updates on People at Risk, Testing, Reopening, and a Vaccine...Even after months of navigating life in the COVID-19 era, keeping up with new information and news can be overwhelming. Below are...reactionscomments
Communication During COVID-19...A few weeks ago, while COVID-19 was ramping up here in Florida, I had to go to the hospital. We literally did...reactionscomments
COVID-19 Risks for People with Cancer...Editor’s Note: This article was first published on August 20, 2020. Further developments in what we know about the coronavirus are continuously...reactionscomments
Electronic Resources and Connection During COVID-19...My new friend, Marianne Sarcich, has spent a great deal of effort and time putting together an amazing list of resources for...reactionscomments
The Anger Monster..."Anybody can become angry - that is easy, but to be angry with the right person and to the right degree, at...reactions1comment
Faith Factor...I had the best intentions: I was going to wake up, shower, get dressed, and go to Hobby Lobby. After all, I...reactionscomments
The (Virtual) Doctor Is In! Sharing Telehealth Experiences...As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, telehealth is being used by more and more people. Telehealth is also sometimes called telemedicine or virtual...reactionscomments
COVID-19 Updates, May 7: Remdesivir, Antibody Testing, and Reinfection Risk...Our world is still changing every day because of COVID-19. Keeping up with all of the news can be challenging. Here are...reactionscomments
FDA Makes Way For Experimental Drugs to Fight COVID-19...On March 19, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the testing of two drugs, chloroquine (hydroxychloroquine) and remdesivir, to treat...reactionscomments
Taking Coronavirus Seriously...My wife, Anya, was living well with metastatic breast cancer. We’d just returned from vacation, and those who saw her marveled at...reactionscomments
The New Normal? Breast Cancer People Have COVID-19 Covered...Breast cancer patients live with a “new normal” on a daily basis. Months of treatment, including surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and, if their...reactionscomments
Conversations with a Chaplain: A Chaplain’s Spiritual Guidance...Rev. Isaac Dusenbury is a chaplain at Duke University Hospital. He completed his chaplain residency at Duke University Hospital’s Surgical and Intensive...reactionscomments
COVID-19 Updates, June 15: Solidarity Hydroxychloroquine Trials and COVID Vaccine Development...Many of us are overwhelmed by the amount of information available on COVID-19. Keeping up with all of the news can be...reactionscomments
Helplessness...When I was first diagnosed with breast cancer back in 2017, one of the major changes I noticed immediately was a lack...reactionscomments
Myths and Facts About Living Wills...A living will is known by several other names, including advanced directive, healthcare declaration, medical directive, and many more. There is often...reactionscomments
Life with Metastatic Breast Cancer...Metastatic breast cancer (MBC) occurs when cancer has spread beyond the breast tissue to other areas of the body. Help us learn...reactionscomments
Pain Medicine and Advanced Breast Cancer...As a caregiver for my husband, Bob, one of my responsibilities is managing his prescriptions. Recently I went to the pharmacy to...reactions2comments
Parenting Through MBC...Editor's note: In this article, the author shares her experience being a mother and talks about losing a child. I do not...reactions1comment
Does Size Really Matter?...So I get back home and my breast prostheses are there. I look at the box and they appear to be the...reactionscomments
Joel Hughes...Joel Hughes is the director of Rebekah’s Hope. He is the author of HELP Someone I Love Has Cancer, In Your Corner...
