Mastectomy Recovery Must Haves – Preparing for the Mastectomy
Ta-ta to the tatas I’m not ready to say goodbye yet. F*** the mastectomy! I hear you. It’s definitely one […]
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Being Grateful – The Loving and Supportive Sides to Caregiving
Oh so we’re not complaining this time? There might be few things more confusing, self-doubt inducing, and contradictory than acting
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The 10 Strange and Isolating Feelings of a Cancer Caregiver
Just like an angsty teenager, caregivers are so misunderstood Hey don’t compare me to an angsty teenager. Alright my bad!
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The Cancer Conversations You Need to Have: A Caregiver Guide
Geez, aren’t there enough cancer conversations already? Yikes man. My partner has cancer. What cancer conversations could you possibly want
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Surviving Cancer: Caregiver Mistakes I Made So That You Won’t
Could being a caregiver for a partner really be that tough? Well yes. I think so? It was for me.
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New Cancer Diagnosis Pt. 2 – More Cancer Support Advice
More is always better MORE PLEASE! First off, thank you for checking out my post. I’m happy that you’re here.
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New Cancer Diagnosis: Cancer Support Advice From A Caregiver
Oy vey. My partner/spouse just received a cancer diagnosis! HELP! First off, I want to tell you to breathe. You
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Our Cancer Trauma and Unique Life Timeline
Maybe the most unfortunate couple ever Trauma and us? Please don’t lump me in with your trauma. No, not you.
My Life Before Caregiving – Trauma and Me
Why does this sound like a bad children’s book? Trauma? Yes. Trauma! I recently read two books about trauma: The
Who Am I? – Confessions of a Battle Tested Cancer Caregiver
Who Am I? Jean Valjean style. So who are you? I’m a 30-year-old guy living in the United States. Call
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