The Treatment Companion supports women navigating cancer care by providing a calming, handy resource that fosters ownership of their healing journey and enhances mental well-being.

In the early 2000s, I aimed to transform cancer discussions, fostering care-driven dialogues and creating educational programs that reached diverse communities globally.

Ben shares his experience as a person with a lived experience of cancer and the story behind his photography project: BREATH.

Facing severe urinary issues and financial constraints, I struggled to access treatment. My family's support helped, but I still suffer, advocating for awareness and care.

Diagnosed with stage 2 HER2-positive breast cancer, I share my journey from initial denial to treatment, advocating for others who lack a voice in their struggles.

In a nurturing community, people prioritize kindness and support, fostering relationships that promote well-being and a shared sense of belonging among all members.

In my journey in Post-Mastectomy Care, I discover that courage is essential in supporting breast cancer patients, highlighting the partnership in healing and empowerment.

Facing cancer, Patrick embraces faith and humor while preparing for treatment. Supported by family, he tackles challenges with determination, emerging stronger and cancer-free.

Facing cancer, I battled fear, isolation, and emotional turmoil while finding strength through faith, family, and community support. Survivorship transformed my purpose.

While my husband faced cancer, I encountered challenges before diagnosis, financial strain, and a flawed healthcare system. I advise caregivers not to neglect their mental and physical healt

I faced cancer’s challenges but never lost my faith. I battled physical changes and lingering fears, yet stand with survivors, advocating for better cancer care.

Mr. Joseph Vaakaa channels his grief over his mother's colon cancer into action, founding the Mbakuran Vaakaa Cancer Foundation to raise awareness and support patients.

Wint talks about her cancer story. She explains how her family, friends, nurses and doctors took care of her and helped her during her treatments.

A Gap in Faith | United by Love — a reflection drawn from the journey across Meghalaya (2021–present). Even when faith falters, love endures.

In her short life, Clara faced a tough battle with cancer but radiated love and gratitude. Her spirit lives on in the beauty of the world around us.

I struggle to accept that I am now the patient in this harsh reality. Losing my hair makes it harder, yet my eyes remind me of who I truly am inside.

Six years ago, I faced testicular cancer and isolation as an LGBT man. With support, I found hope, healing, and purpose, transforming my life through connection and resilience.