By Leslie Means 9-Year-Old Cancer Patient Requests Cards For His Last Christmas
Oh, friends. We have a request for you all. Can we please help send this awesome 9-year-old a little Christmas…
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By Julieann Selden To the Woman in the Fertility Clinic
To the woman in the fertility clinic, I don’t know your name. I don’t know your story. You sat on…
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By Alethea Mshar How Can Surviving Childhood Cancer Make You Lucky?
It was New Year's Eve, 2009 that our lives changed forever. I still despise that holiday, probably always will. It…
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By John Polo She’s My Wife
On this day. Four years ago. We became man and wife. I’ve cried hard many a day’s. This. One of…
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By Karen Johnson Mom Group Surprises Woman by Raising Money to Help with IVF
This week's feel-good, make-you-cry, remind-you-that-the-world-is-beautiful moment was brought to you via a Facebook video posted by Beca Evans of Wales,…
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By Heidi Hamm Searching for a New Normal After Losing My Mom
I remember the moment. The phone call. Raw. Icy cold. The moment my heart stopped. The moment my world spun…
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By Tammy Rempel Blessings in My Dad’s Last Days
What is it like to live with someone in their last days? It is a combination of pain, joy, laughter,…
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By Sheila Hansen Olivia Loves Unicorns, Hates Cancer And Could Use Your Prayers
A hero – is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to persevere and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles.…
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By Nicole Hastings I Should Have Asked Sooner: The One Thing That Saved Me After Having My Baby
When I first became a mom, to twins no less, I was as prepared as I could have been. I…
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By Emma Bates I’m Still Here: Surviving Cancer and Pregnancy
Two years ago today I had my throat cut open at 20 weeks pregnant. The doctors removed my thyroid and…
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By Lisa Ingrassia Watching A Parent Battle Cancer Is Hell On Earth Torture
Watching a parent battle cancer is hell on earth torture. For seven years I watched my hero, my best friend,…
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By Lindsay Norris Dear Every Cancer Patient I Ever Took Care Of, I’m Sorry. I Didn’t Get It.
This thought has been weighing heavy on my heart since my diagnosis. I’ve worked in oncology nearly my entire adult…
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