Sally N.·Jun 11, 2019This treatment delay brought to you by LyftHello — I’m writing from Cleveland, where I’m undergoing more scans and hopefully, soon, treatment. The good news is that the excruciating…A response icon1A response icon1
Sally N.·Apr 21, 2019On EggsHow do you keep in touch with yourself? It’s not a question I’d spent a lot of time on in the past. I never felt far from myself or shaky…A response icon1A response icon1
Sally N.·Apr 2, 2019The only way out is throughHello. It’s been a little while. I’m ok. Recently I went through a period more difficult than any other I’ve had since my diagnosis. To be…
Sally N.·Dec 4, 2018How to have a friend who is illWhen I was first diagnosed with cancer, I was pretty flattened by the news, and disoriented. I had no idea how to ask for help or where to…A response icon1A response icon1
Sally N.·Oct 1, 2018I’m an adult with pediatric cancer, and I have a few things I’d like you to be aware of as we leave…For many children with cancer (leukemia, the most common type), more research is not necessary to save their lives. You are. You can…
Sally N.·Jul 31, 2018The treatment (conventional)Hello, friends! It’s been a long time since my last update, and I have so much to say that I had to limit this post. Rather than going into…A response icon4A response icon4
Sally N.·May 16, 2018Thank you.THANK YOU. Thank you thank you. That’s the short version of this whole thing.A response icon1A response icon1
Sally N.·Apr 24, 2018Off Course — An Update on How Cancer Hijacked my 2018IntroductionA response icon6A response icon6
