One thing about the media is that they always use cancer as clickbait. They did this dude dirty bro. Why do they have to say all that? If it were any other person in America, it would just say: “Ohio man winner of $1.3 billion jackpot bought the winning ticket at a gas station

Behold, the last syringe of the red devil chemo!

Child life specialists but for adults

Everybody: The Northern Lights look amazing! Me: It’s giving PET scan

A reminder to the mom who is raising a kid that has/had cancer: You didn't do anything to cause your child to have cancer.

I always knew I was a trendsetter 💅 nypost.com/2024/06/05/lif…

“I think it’s all in her head.” Someone new on my team said about a patient. I don’t talk sternly much at work, because I don’t believe in scolding people. But this time I said: “We do NOT talk like that about patients anymore. Especially if you’d like to work on my team.”

How am I supposed to hold my breath now?

Are you?

I’d get a gold medal if being told that I’m too young to have cancer is an Olympic sport.

My oncologist has a weird obsession with tumor sizes.

I don’t want the most lethal fighting force in the world, I want my health insurance to stop denying my life-saving cancer treatments and scans.

Can’t wait for the day that I don’t have to repeat my name and birthdate over and over again

“Everything happens for a reason.” Is it really necessary to find meaning in a life-threatening diagnosis or you just don’t have anything better to say? Cancer is not some whimsical epiphany that would make you a better and inspirational person. It's great that some people

I don’t have cancer. I have concepts of a tumor.