Cancer is boring, chemotherapy is literally the most monotonous activity. Here is a list of things that helped me through Chemo sessions.

How to react when the word cancer comes up? The hard topic to talk about. How often does the word cancer really come up in your life?

There is much more to journaling than letting go of what’s concerning us. Expressing one's feelings in writing helps process & understand.

Going back to school after a hospital stay? These steps will help you keep up with your old schedule and assist you in staying motivated.

As any young patient in hospital dealing with serious illness, there are many restrictions.

Cj shares a few things about how to survive shots and lab tests. He shares a few tips how to make these treatments a little more tolerable.

When you have a serious illness, you know that you need to focus on your health, but what about schoolwork?

When was the last time you put your foot in your mouth?

Whether due to depression or just events in our lives, we all feel sad sometimes.

Looking into the future is like staring up into the branches of a tree, each limb leading the way toward a different possibility.

If you're a young person with a serious health condition, you probably have a lot to worry about.

There's another side to illness... the day-to-day management of the condition. Here a few tips on how to deal with the boredom of treatment.

Why does it seem like every time you turn around there’s always someone up in your grill? Seriously! You might appreciate some help...

Is there any bright side in being sick? Five years ago, Nicole was diagnosed with Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome.

Fear of missing out. This is so hard to deal with, especially as a teenager with serious illness. Here are a few tips for dealing with it.

CJ was diagnosed with an enlarged heart and had a transplant. When he went back to school, it was sometimes hard to tell his story...

You have a new scan, you’re waiting to hear if you will get an appointment with a new specialist. This is how to survive the waiting game.

Tell us your story. What is the narrative that shapes your life? What do you see when you look past all those situations?

When you go to the doctor’s office, you are a patient – that’s your story.

If you have a chronic illness or disability, returning to school can be a scary, stressful experience. Here Ideas that can make returning to