A Minnesota couple's journal of life while coping with brain cancer, its treatment, survival, and walking.

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.

I'm Erin Zammett Ruddy, Glamour editor and leukemia patient. My blog's all about living with cancer—the ups, the downs, the craziness of it all.

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.

leanne weinshenker is a woman and a mother and a physical therapist and a cheater of scrabble and, yes, a survivor of lymphoma. yes, a survivor already.

A married man and father living in Pennsylvania chronicles his diagnosis with Hodgkin's lymphoma, his cancer treatments, and the small successes along the way

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 new life after cars, guitars, road trips, a job, and a lifestyle that i was comfortable with...OR, learning to deal with it since bitching wont help !

A woman's diary and thoughts about her life, illness, and pain from living with a brain tumor and Sjogren's Syndrome.

A hospital director blogs about undergoing 12 different types of chemotherapy and eventually having a stem cell transplant, all to treat his mantle cell lymphoma.

Adrienne was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Disease in 1996 at age 9. Now at age 20, she has had multiple relapses, two bone marrow transplants, and a range of chemo and radiation therapies.

I have been running for five years, and I enjoy everything about it. Four years ago I was diagnosed with myeloma, also called multiple myeloma, a blood cancer with no cure.

The author of this blog is a woman named Teresa Krone, a family nurse practitioner who is chronicling her husband's struggle with myeloma.

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.

This blog is a woman who is chronicling her husband's struggle with myeloma. She writes posts tracking her husband's progress but also a lot of poems dedicated to him.

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