by Emily Jungblut | Nov 26, 2025 | Featured, Featured Vol 2, Issue 3, Survivorship, Survivorship Vol 2, Issue 3
No one tells you how weird cancer can be. Before my inflammatory breast cancer diagnosis, I assumed cancer was all solemn music, inspirational quotes, and maybe a pretty journal purchased at Target to keep track of thoughts. But when my left breast went rogue and I was...
by Cindy | May 28, 2025 | Survivorship Vol 2, Issue 2
I felt nostalgic last week, so I turned on some music from my high school days. Sometimes I forget about how great the music was when I was growing up. How great music is in general. Song lyrics hit me differently now that I am older and with all that life has thrown...
by Andy Hart | May 28, 2025 | Survivorship Vol 2, Issue 2
My wife, Amanda, was diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer (“IBC”) in February, 2022. After three years of cycling through multiple lines of treatment, including clinical trials, Amanda died on February 10, 2025. This was, by a significant margin, the worst day of...
by Colleen | May 27, 2025 | Featured, Survivorship Vol 2, Issue 2
Almost immediately after I was diagnosed I wanted to go. I didn’t really care where. I wasn’t seeking a destination but rather movement, forward movement. This desire was not at all about running away, I knew I could not run away from this disease and as...
by Amelia | Feb 19, 2025 | Hope Stories Vol. 2, No 1, Survivorship Vol. 2, No 1
A cautionary tale about inflammatory breast cancer. I am in my third year of fighting this cancer and have become much more knowledgeable about IBC, combining research and participation in social media with thousands of other women afflicted with the same rare cancer....
by Aliki | Feb 18, 2025 | Featured Vol. 2, No 1, Hope Stories Vol. 2, No 1, Survivorship Vol. 2, No 1
Getting cancer puts a lot of things into perspective. Things you took for granted are suddenly precious; situations that you would get caught up in and stress about are not that important anymore; you are humbled by force. Right before I got diagnosed, I was facing a...