The hardest part about having cancer as a young adult is finding someone who “gets it.” and knows intimately what you are going through.
The Five Stages of Dealing with a Cancer Diagnosis
You’ve probably heard about the 5 stages of grief. Brianna I found these stages to be therapeutic when coping with her diagnosis.
Finding Humor in Cancer
Sometimes long hospital stays or hard chemo days can be bleak and tiring. Brianna recommends bringing humor into the situation to help.
How a Bone Marrow Transplant Can Save Someone’s Life
Meet two CHOC patients, ages 3 and 23, whose lives have been changed by receiving a bone marrow transplant.
What it’s Like to be Treated at a Children’s Hospital as a Young Adult
According to Brianna, “the little kids that I met or simply saw during treatment encouraged me to power through treatment.”
Confidence and Cancer: How Cancer Changed the Way I Think
Bri is a 22-year-old who was diagnosed with Stage 2 Hodgkin lymphoma. She takes readers along on her journey with cancer.
What is a Clinical Trial?
If your child has a serious illness, your doctor might talk to you about enrolling your child in a clinical trial.
How One Stranger’s Gesture Impacted the Lives of CHOC Families
Two friends’ moms. One was fighting cancer. Next came a letter and food lovingly prepared for families at CHOC.
My Journey from CHOC Patient to CHOC Volunteer
Daniel, a CHOC volunteer, shares his story beginning with his experience as a neurosurgery patient at CHOC.
