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It’s no secret that January is the biggest month for self-improvement of all sorts. Today on the pod
‘Tis the season for… mixed emotions. If you’ve ever been going through something tough during the ho
Ella celebrates two birthdays every year - the day she was born, and the day that her stem cell tran
Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, we all became a bit too familiar with what it’s like to stay away f
As the calendar turns from fall to winter, we too are turning from a focus on the treatment season o
Today is Thanksgiving in the United States, and all month we’ve been hit by the mixed messages of gr
Chemo regimens, radiation schedules, surgery dates - sounds like cancer is full of airtight planning
Last week we covered cancer and college - this week, it’s cancer and work. Employment can be tough t
College is hard enough as a freshman - eighteen and out of your parents’ home, trying to juggle frie
Boo! With Halloween right around the corner, the sisters unpack the concept of fear in the medical s
Once a season, we like to recommend a book to our listeners. This time, that book is “Between Two Ki
Humans are wired to solve problems, and when someone they love has cancer, they can sometimes get a
Sometimes there’s nothing you can say or do to fix a situation, yet showing up makes all the differe
Have you ever said a joke and had it fall flat? Yet we all keep trying, because sometimes jokes spea
From the earliest days of childhood, we all fall into family roles. One sibling may be the jokester
Most of us know that cancer patients go bald. But do we understand why? And what do we know about th
Ever heard the words “support system” and wondered, how does that actually work in real life? In tod
As soon as you’re diagnosed with cancer, you realize that your hazy understanding of “chemo” is abou
When you’re an adolescent or young adult cancer patient, you often feel out of place. You’re either
Most of us have dates on the calendar that give us pause - the death of a loved one, 9/11, the day a