Cancer affects everyone differently
While every journey is unique, learning how others cope with cancer can offer comfort, inspiration and a sense of solidarity.
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Whatever happens, it's important to face it head on. It may be daunting and intimidating, but life happens.
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After everything, I now feel optimistic and inspired. I am thankful and relieved that I was able to overcome the difficulties of cancer treatment.
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My biggest dream is to see my children grow up and attend college. It kept me going, and motivated me to persevere.
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The most challenging part of being a cancer survivor is learning to get on with life and realize life goes on.
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Going through cancer has had a profound impact on my relationships with my family, particularly my children.
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I told myself that if I recover well I can go back to work sooner. And I want to travel with my wife back home to South Korea.
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To all cancer patients: Do not give up. Fight your fears and maintain a positive mindset. Wishing you all the best on your journey!
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I don’t wish to be a burden to anybody. In sickness or in health, I should and will be able to support myself.
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My advice for other people with cancer is to stay strong. Stay close to your loved ones, like your family and friends, and lean on them for encouragement and support.
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I lost my father and uncle to stomach cancer. I am scared of the cancer returning to affect the lower part of my stomach.
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My biggest worry is recurrence. To deal with it, I schedule regular checkups with my doctor to check for any signs of tumors.
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