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Complacent? When Living with Cancer No Longer Works

Stan Goldberg
February 6, 2019
Cancer
22 Comments
Until last week, I was one of the millions living with cancer who became complacent about my uninvited guest. That abruptly changed.
The uncertainty of cancer

Living With Cancer: Don’t Call Us Survivors

Stan Goldberg
February 9, 2016
Cancer, Cancer
12 Comments
Thirteen years ago I received a diagnosis of an aggressive form of prostate cancer, yet I still don’t think of myself as a “survivor.” In fact,...

Bill Cosby and Cancer: The need to believe

Stan Goldberg
November 21, 2014
Cancer, Thoughts of the Day
Living with cancer

How Do You React When Someone Says, “I Have Cancer”

Stan Goldberg
November 19, 2014
Cancer, Thoughts of the Day
11/12/14  I've been called "courageous" and a "survivor" for battling my cancer for 12 years. I take the compliments as compassionate thoughts, but...

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