March 30, 2020Dearest Life with Cancer Community Members, We have missed you…but that’s about to change! Life with Cancer is moving on-line! Currently, we have moved about 50 classes to a virtual format (with more to be added) so please check out our Class Registration page at lifewithcancer.org and explore! All classes and programs will be offered […]Read MoreJanuary 23, 2020Please join Medical Oncologist, Anne Favret as she discusses the latest research findings from the San Antonio Cancer Symposium held in December 2019.

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October 29, 2020Life with Cancer Certified Oncology Exercise Trainer, Susan Gilmore, discusses the benefits of movement throughout the day and recruits Life with Cancer Administrative Specialist, Ricky, to go over some quick exercises you can do anywhere.Read MoreOctober 15, 2020Follow along with Life with Cancer Yoga Therapist, Susan Kilday, as she demonstrates range of motion exercises for optimal spinal health.Read MoreOctober 8, 2020Life with Cancer Fitness Instructor, Deb Banning, completes the EZ Tai Chi series with Fountains, a great exercise for starting a workout or a cool down.Read M

Having a brain tumor can be frightening. However, understanding the disease, learning how to manage symptoms and side effects, maintaining your emotional health, and engaging in strategies for healthy living can provide a sense of control and enhance well-being. Contact us for personalized help.Find Support & InformationSpeak with an oncology nurse navigator or oncology therapist who is skilled and caring and has experience working with people with brain tumors and their families. Contact us. Attend our Brain Tumor group to meet others facing similar issues.

Being diagnosed with breast cancer often is a life-altering experience. Many questions may arise: understanding the disease, options for treatment, and learning to maximize opportunities for overall well-being. Looking for answers about breast cancer? We're here to help, contact us.Find Support & InformationContact us for personalized help. Our team consists of oncology nurse navigators and oncology therapists who have experience working with individuals and their loved ones going through breast cancer treatment.Attend one of our Breast Cancer groups.

Having carcinoid cancer may be overwhelming at times. However, understanding the disease, learning how to manage carcinoid syndrome, maintaining your emotional health, and engaging in strategies for healthy living can provide a sense of control and enhance well-being. Contact us for personalized help.Find Support & InformationSpeak with an oncology nurse navigator or oncology therapist who is skilled and caring and has experience working with people with carcinoid cancer and their families. Contact us.Attend our Carcinoid Cancer group to meet others facing similar issues.

Hearing that you have colon or rectal cancer can trigger difficult emotions and questions about what to expect in the future. However, understanding the disease, your course of treatment, and how to manage physical and emotional challenges can provide a sense of control and enhance well-being. Looking for answers about colorectal cancer? We're here to help; contact us.Find Support & InformationContact us for personalized help.

Having a gynecological cancer may be challenging. However, understanding the disease, learning how to manage symptoms and side effects, maintaining your emotional health, and engaging in strategies for healthy living can provide a sense of control and enhance well-being. Contact us for personalized help.Find Support & InformationSpeak with an oncology nurse navigator or oncology therapist who is skilled and caring and has experience working with people with gynecological cancers and their families.

Treatment for head and neck cancers often involves numerous and very significant physical and emotional challenges. Life with Cancer can help you navigate this difficult path. Looking for answers about head and neck cancer? We're here to help; contact us.Find Support & InformationContact us for personalized help. Speak with a skilled and caring oncology nurse navigator or oncology therapist who has experience working with individuals living with a head and neck cancer.Attend our Head & Neck Cancers group.

Having leukemia or lymphoma may be overwhelming at times. However, understanding the disease, learning how to manage symptoms and side effects, maintaining your emotional health, and engaging in strategies for healthy living can provide a sense of control and enhance well-being.If you have leukemia or lymphoma, including Waldenstrom’s Lymphoma, you may be facing complex questions. For instance, you might want to know more about blood products and transfusions or about bone marrow transplants.