“To the world you may be one person; but to one person you may be the world.” – Dr. Seuss And when that world—the child you have nurtured, molded and raised into adulthood—experiences an earthquake-size impact of a cancer diagnosis, … Continue reading →

Are you a Dr. Seuss fan? In his whimsical book, Horton Hears a Who, an elephant named Horton is trying to save the teeny tiny community of Whoville that exists on a speck of dust, defending them by saying, “A … Continue reading →

“One is the loneliest number . . .” begins a popular 1960’s song by Three Dog Night. But 2 can be the loneliest number when your spouse has cancer. Treatments left Cindy* and her husband stranded at home and away … Continue reading →

Everyday life does not prepare anyone for a cancer diagnosis. Where would you learn this? Health class in high school? Yeah right: you felt too invincible to listen, anyway. Your doctor’s office during a routine physical? Not likely: doctors are … Continue reading →