As the caregiver to a cancer patient, my interpretation of the word “change” is first, the realization that my reliance on the idea that cancer Continue…

I’ve heard the phrase “Cancer is a gift” and it stirs up strong emotions in me. Personally, I think that phrase is a stretch, as I typically think of a gift as something that is enjoyable and positive, rather Continue…

“Hope… is a dimension of the soul, and it’s not essentially dependent on some particular observation of the world or estimate of the situation. It is an orientation of the spirit, an

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Support is all about the cycle of sharing and receiving; as all humans are able to provide support in some way and we all have times Continue…

With the differing degrees of illness and health omnipresent, it can sometimes be so hard to remain optimistic when working in a cancer center. Having the ability

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Throughout my childhood, I always understood that a battle had two sides, a win or a loss; where winning was great but losing, not…

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I could choose to watch the Saw movies or stick to Disney. Then I became a parent, and I now know…

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To me, care can equal stress, spark excitement and inspiration, engage compassion, wipe me out with fatigue, make me jump to action, and keep me coming back for more. I care about people’s well-being, comfort and engagement. I care about things being the best they can be.

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