How to Help A Family with Cancer
Our entire family was hit by the crisis. But there was only one person who had cancer. Me. There was only one body that was sick. Mine. So everyone needed help from our community — not just me. Actually, it was my family that needed the community’s help most. I had...
How to Make a Cancer Patient Smile
When I had cancer, I had a crew that helped me through the most difficult and steepest bike ride of my life. We hadn’t trained for it, and yet they knew exactly how and when to take action by cheering me on, giving me a gentle push, letting me draft from behind, and...Latest on Facebook
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Checkup time at the hospital. It’s not chemo, just an X-ray and a talk with the doctor. However, it feels like I’m facing a big exam without knowing the curriculum.
New piece on the blog is about visiting the hospital as a teenage cancer survivor. You don’t have to deal with chemo anymore, but the nightmares and anxiety will never let go. And how do you deal with that?
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From Cancer To Checkup - Willpower Girl
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How does it feel to be a cancer survivor going back to the hospital - not for treatments but for a checkup? What thoughts crosses her mind?
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