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CHN Trains New Class of Volunteers
Caring and being cared for. Fishing and knitting. Our newest class of survivor and caregiver mentors is pretty amazing.
January 29, 2021
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Caring and being cared for. Fishing and knitting. Our newest class of survivor and caregiver mentors is pretty amazing.
Support Volunteer Ann finds meaning and hope as she accepts – and now shares – help.
What do a foodie, a gamer, a librarian and a laker have in common? They’re the newest members of the CHN volunteer community.
Support Volunteer Lenny recently sat down to share reflections and lessons from the extraordinary year that was 2020. We are pleased to share those reflections here.
Celebrating the brave clinical trial participants who make hope a reality.
With so many challenges tearing us apart, a yearning for HOPE—for a light in the darkness— brings us together. With your help, a lot has been going on.
15 year Hodgkin’s Lymphoma survivor expresses the many emotions of survivorship through poetry.
The annual event raised $6,000 in support of patients and caregivers facing cancer.
“Everyone is sympathetic, but unless you’ve been exactly in that same place, you don’t really grasp it.”
Legacy is not just what we leave behind. It’s the connections we share and the ways in which we support each other. It’s how we inspire hope.
What do do. What to say. Five practical tips for how to react when your loved one is diagnosed with cancer.
This article first appeared in the June 2020 edition of Oncology Nursing News.Diane E. Paul, MS, RN is the Chief Operating Officer, Drug Development Associates
Two-time survivor Stef shares her journey to “making lemonade out of my lemons.”
Meet the woman connecting with clients and spreading hope when they need it most.
A match made in heaven. Our Director of External Affairs, Sarah, needed us as much as we needed her.
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