Seeking smaller markers along the way helps make the big moments after cancer treatment less of a challenge.

The effects of cancer treatment are not always just physical. Too often we don’t listen to our emotional and spiritual needs.

From survivor to battle-ready words and phrases, the communication around cancer sometimes misses the mark.

Why the language of cancer survivorship is all wrong.

Start with this: Whatever you’re feeling, it’s probably normal.

Read a candid Q&A with a husband who has done it all, from surviving the shock of diagnosis, to evolving intimacy, to shopping for new boobs together.

After treatment, it’s not easy. From body image to side effects to mental health, challenges are stacked against intimacy. But time, patience and understanding make a difference.

Can nutrition play a part in fighting side effects and more? A certified clinical nutritionist offers advice.

Talking through the side effects of chemotherapy is one thing. Living through those side effects is another.

The haze that cancer treatment brings to your brain took me by surprise. Here’s what I did about it.

One way to reduce the panic? Make a plan.

Resources for what to expect before and during cancer treatment are abundant. For life after treatment ends, patients too often feel like they’re on their own.

The last day of cancer treatment is supposed to be a milestone, a release, and a relief. So why did it fill me with pure terror?