My Good Fortune Foundation

07/29/2015

No it's not contagious...sharing a drink with me will not give you cancer! Another favorite of mine..."I can't handle it" really??? Want to switch places? Chemo is a breeze. Oh and no matter how pretty the shape of my head is um yeah I'd rather have some hair!

Cancer already sucks, you don't have to be a do*****ag about it.

07/25/2015

I love this pic that was taken of my Grams and I while we were sleeping. She is fine and will get out of the hospital tomorrow. Many hospitals allow sleepovers (if in a private room) you just have to ask. It's so important and healing to have human touch and it let's the patient not feel so isolated. Also they let you have visitation with your dog...another great therapy.

04/27/2015

Sloan Kettering CEO Craig Thompson on the revolution under way in cancer prevention and treatment.

04/24/2015

Having my check up! Feeling grateful and loved.

03/24/2015

Breaking news and analysis on politics, business, world national news, entertainment more. In-depth DC, Virginia, Maryland news coverage including traffic, weather, crime, education, restaurant reviews and more.

02/19/2015

The worst part is that there is no escape. There is no light at the end of the tunnel. There is no happy ending. There is no way to make the incurable go away.

01/30/2015

How great is this...

Instapeer by Stupid Cancer (Cancer Is Lonely)

01/30/2015

I was diagnosed with cancer after giving birth to my third child. The tumor had grown especially large thanks to my body’s hormones that had been growing my baby. The medical community helped my disease, but could not help my despair.

01/26/2015

As heart disease and stroke are beaten back, cancer vies to become the final killer.

01/25/2015

This first-grader found out that his best friend had cancer and decided to do something for him! Amazing

01/23/2015

"Why did I survive? What's so special about me? I had much worse cancer than my uncle, or niece, or sister, or friend, or mom. Why am I still here?"...

01/23/2015

Talking about cancer is never easy, but talking about cancer with your children may be one of the most difficult conversations to think about having. It’s one of those things no parent plans on having to deal with.