I always believed God had a sense of humor, why else would He put me into a family of nine boys? Right smack in the middle! But,I married young knowing it was for life and I would never get divorced... Read more >>

I love my life! I’ve loved it for quite some time. The good, the bad, the ugly—it’s mine. I wouldn’t change a thing about it. Some might not understand how I can say this... Read more >>

Nashville, Tennessee, is a city of community leaders in action. Most of those leaders are women on divinely inspired missions. They are determined to fight for causes that impact not only our city... Read more >>

Fed up with “drab” hospital gowns while undergoing treatment for breast cancer, Brenda Jones learned how to sew and created her own. Now, her “Hug Wraps” bring joy to patients... Read more >>

Two things prompted me to think of angels today. The first one is related to cancer, and the second one isn’t. Imerman Angels is a non-profit that pairs cancer survivors with cancer... Read more >>

Researchers at the University of Vienna are hopeful that the new AD5-10 antibody will lead the way in fighting ovarian cancer. According to AFP, the antibody works by weakening the resistance of... Read more >>

As a cancer survivor who spent two years researching conventionally grown foods and organically grown foods with a trial as me as the guinea pig, I feel obligated to comment on the... Read more >>

Survivorship is a relatively new term in our collective vocabulary. It represents both a positive direction in medical advancements, and at the same time, a host of new long-term impacts from... Read more >>

When we were young, the stories read to us, or the Disney movies we watched in excited anticipation, almost always ended with the phrase, “and they lived happily ever after,” usually after... Read more >>

As we sweep away the final remnants of pink that have come to symbolize October, I realize that I am three years past my chemo treatment that started October 16, 2008. I’ m still here—that... Read more >>