Rethinking What Matters After Cancer Before cancer, many people believe possessions and achievements define their worth. Daily schedules fill with tasks, and milestones center on what can be bought or accomplished. When cancer enters the picture, this view often changes. A diagnosis brings clarity. Items like expensive bags or cars fade into the background. The…
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The Quiet Power of Small Steps
When the world says “progress,” many of us picture grand finish lines and dramatic moments. For people living with cancer, it’s easy to believe that progress only counts when you hear the words “all clear,” finish treatment, or ring that celebratory bell. But true progress, the kind that shapes each day, isn’t always loud or…
Read moreThe Lens Through Which You See Life
We each carry an invisible lens through which we view the world. This lens isn’t crafted from glass, but from our beliefs, past experiences, and the stories we repeat in our minds. Every day, it shapes how we see events, people, and even ourselves. For anyone facing the unknowns of cancer—the long doctor visits, the…
Read moreFinding Joy: Living Fully Despite Medical and Age-Related Hurdles
Everyone wants to live fully, but what occurs when medical issues and aging present challenges? Does that mean joy is impossible? Not at all. Even with life’s unexpected obstacles, joy can be found and is vital. The path to joy is not a side road; it’s a journey we create, filled with lessons and successes…
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