A 40 years old with two kids and metastatic breast cancer. My blog chronicles my experiences through treatment - the good, the bad and the truly bizarre.

This blog is dedicated to those who, the moment after receiving a cancer diagnosis, assume the identity of ""cancer survivor"" for the rest of their natural lives.

One Feminist's Report on Her Breast Cancer, Beginning with Semi-diagnosis *** You don't have to be Jewish to love Levy's rye bread, and you don't have to have cancer to read Cancer Bitch.

My life is about dancing with cancer.

A personal blog entries written by both cancer patient Lori and her wife, Cary, all about the difficulties and battles one faces with breast cancer.

A stay-at-home mom who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma writes about her personal adventures in mommyhood, cancer survival, and everything else.

Entertaining and easy to read articles and details about beating breast cancer, written from the perspective of a queer woman.

A personal blog of Dan, a man who lives in MN and has been diagnosed with myeloma 4 years ago. He owns three blogs and this one is mainly about running and his eating habits.

The home of Special Olympics Maryland, Baltimore County.

Stupid cancer. Survivors rule. Source for younger adults dealing with the diagnosis of cancer.

Information on palliative care and pain treatment options for those diagnosed with advanced stage or terminal cancer

A place to find the latest news about Eden and her fight against Neuroblastoma. You can catch up on her public appearances, social engagements and school events, too.

Will was diagnosed with stage IV neuroblastoma in March of 2007.

A layperson reports on Alzheimer's, dementia and memory loss.

A gold mine of straight talk and encouragement for people living with diabetes.

A parent's blog chronicling the life and progress of toddler Charli who is fighting the childhood cancer neuroblastoma.

A personal account of the impact of addiction on a wife and news about addiction.

Connect with Dr. Edward Creagan about stress.

Thoughts on cancer from Dr. Leonard Lichtenfeld, Deputy Chief Medical Officer for the national office of the American Cancer Society.

Works to dispel the myths about eating disorders and help sufferers of the conditions and their loved ones to cope.