#Community

An interview with the founder of the National LGBT Cancer Network

The founder of the National LGBT Cancer Project discusses the community’s unique challenges—and how to overcome them.

The National Brain Tumor Society on research, progress and the eighth annual Head to the Hill

How a baseball broadcaster brought his career and advocacy together to educate men about early detection of prostate cancer

My life is forever changed by being a part of the Compassion That Compels family.

I’ve pulled apart the cancer lexicon to promote awareness, dissect my own feelings on them, and explain some of the backlash.

Right now, I’m slowly and steadily walking back down the mountain, but I still see the nasty mess that lion left behind

I never met Jim beyond liking or commenting on each other’s posts, but the news hit me harder than I expected.

Facing any illness in general or cancer in particular as a single person poses its own set of unique challenges.

I’m still here and still blogging (a reason to celebrate) — but now about recurrent cancer. #CancerSucks

Members of “help insurance” groups accompany one another to appointments, support each other through medical treatment and share informati...

Something I am realizing is that it takes a village to survive life, period.

I am not the speaker who will focus only on the bottom line — I talk about the full life, the things that bring us joy and HEALTH above all.

I am honored beyond belief to be so well read and so connected to my communities.

I know firsthand how important your environment is while undergoing treatment. It’s a source of comfort when life is daunting and chaotic.

In being “me” and sharing and not being shy (at all), I found my tribe — people who are now more friends than squares on an Instagram fe...