Linda Hill
Cancer isn’t funny, but there can be fun in the fight. Four-time cancer survivor Linda Hill and her line of t-shirts prove laughter is indeed the best medicine.
All Cancer Stories
Beverlye Fead
When doctors prescribed an intense plan to battle her advanced cancer, Beverlye Fead knew her body, and spirit, couldn’t handle it. So she got new advice.
Kyle Garlett
Just as his life was about to begin, Kyle Garlett was diagnosed with lymphoma and he wondered if he’d even have a future. He survived his cancer and a heart transplant, and these days he’s an Ironman triathlete!
Marybeth Maida and Debbie Kiederer
Many women expect to lose their hair with chemo, but there’s so many other things that happen to a body, too. That’s why these two women have written the first beauty bible for cancer patients.
A Story for All Men
It’s something men don’t like to talk about. But since September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, we will.
Overcoming Obstacles
No one’s life is without setbacks. For many, Growing Bolder means facing up to challenges: relationship issues, battles with illness, financial struggles, basically standing up to face the unexpected head on. We call it Overcoming Obstacles.
Lori Hope
If you’ve ever struggled to help a loved one afflicted with cancer, let cancer survivor and award-winning journalist teach you what helps, what hurts and what heals.
David Tabatsky
For cancer patients and their families, there’s never been a “support group in a book.” Until now. David Tabatsky’s intensely personal story led him to put together stories of inspiration and motivation.
Rowing Down the Road to Recovery
Many of the top masters rowing teams in the Southeast were competing. So why was one boat filled with complete novices, rowing newbies, and breast cancer survivors?
Gerri and Brian Monaghan
Together, this couple faced two battles: Brian’s melanoma and the health-care system. After surviving both, they’re sharing their tips for winning with an attitude.
Dorothy Dale Kloss
The world’s oldest showgirl still kicks up her heels at 85 and says a brush with cancer was the only wake-up call she ever needed.
Debra Jarvis
After spending years counseling cancer patients, chaplain Debra Jarvis was given the same devastating diagnosis. But if there was one thing she’d learned it was that humor is in fact the best medicine.