On this episode, Shane joins me to share his incredible story of strength and hope. His story inspires and offers so much hope to anyone facing a huge mountain to climb. Shane and his wife Robin are not stopping. They keep walking those country roads!

Hello Cancer Friends is so happy to welcome back Carrie! She is a cancer survivor, against all odds. Not everyone can come through an experience like this with such positivity and hope but Carrie has! If you are looking to be lifted up, this is the episod

Meet my new friend Jaimie! Jaimie is a hard working Mom and Author of the book Queens to Queens (on Amazon). Friends like Jaimie make the cancer experience a little softer, a lot more comfortable and way more tolerable. It's so nice to have a friend

Hello Cancer Friends is back from a break. It's been challenging at times, but one thing I've figured out is that I need to just KEEP GOING!

It's the middle of summer. I've been on a break from the Hello Cancer Friends podcast to spend time with my family. My urge to catch up and say hello has been so strong so here I am!  Unexpected processing has taken place as well. Now what? Can

You or someone you know has just been diagnosed with cancer. Welcome to the Jungle. It's pretty scary. The time of the unknown. The time of waiting for a plan. It's hard but I have a few ideas to help you through. 

Losing the comfort of a close friend after diagnosis was not on my cancer bingo card but here I am. This is my story of being ghosted and how I try to cope. It's raw, it's real and it sucks. F Cancer!

I've been very blessed to be supported by so many wonderful people. Family, friends and people I don't even know! The cancer community on social media is strong. So many people and so many stories. Dame Deborah James has captured my heart and my

In a strange turn of events, I'm surviving stage 3 pancreatic cancer! Ever so cautiously I'm exploring how to live again. I've never had this type of an experience on my bingo card of life. How to imagine not dying. Learning to live. Again!

Sometimes it's not just the disease you need to fight. Sometimes it's the ups and downs of life with cancer. It's doom and gloom against hope and joy in the ring. It's hard work but taking a few swings at doom and gloom feels damn good