As Coretta Scott King said, “Struggle is a never-ending process.” And yet, we don’t like to see others struggle, especially when we care about them. It’s particularly hard to see someone struggle when ...

As a coach and a psychologist I have had the privilege to meet with remarkably thoughtful people who are working to gain insights into themselves, including their thoughts, emotions, and patterns of ...

Dee Casapulla was her family’s superhero until she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Here’s how she learned to slow down and focus on her health. Denise (Dee) Casapulla, 54, knows just how much work ...

Accepting help during a cancer journey is vital for reducing stress and aiding recovery, as it alleviates the burden of daily tasks. Support from loved ones strengthens relationships, fosters ...

I’d never missed shul on Rosh Hashanah. I hardly missed shul anytime. But I was in such pain that I needed to sleep. I ended up staying in bed most of the day. By the time we got to my family and I ...

There was no stopping the tears. Five and a half months after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, six weeks after the last of seven chemotherapy infusions and four days after major surgery, the ...

Black men face unique obstacles with a lung cancer diagnosis, so it’s important to find and accept the right support. While lung cancer affects a wide demographic of people — even nonsmokers can be ...

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