5 Heartfelt Ways to Support a Loved One With Cancer

5 Heartfelt Ways to Support a Loved One With Cancer

Remember: everyone copes with things differentlyMedically reviewed by Claire Eggleston, LMFT-Associateyuki-ramen1025 / Getty Images Helping a loved one with cancer starts with centering their needs.In November 2015, my life changed irreversibly when my beloved mother was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Overnight, I went from being a 32-year-old single woman with what I now call “cute” stressors (as in, “that’s so cute you thought that was stressf…

How Love Helped Me Face Leukemia and Keep Living

Facing leukemia and uncertainty, I leaned on love and resolve to keep living day by day, despite fear and an unknown future ahead.