Entries by Gilda's Club of Kentuckiana

When Mental Health & Cancer Meet: It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

Stock photo posed by models, sourced by Getty Images Two navigators from our Cancer Support Helpline share strategies to help you through the ups and downs of your cancer experience.   Editor’s Note: This is part of our Spotlight on Mental Health series examining critical mental health concerns that affect cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, and providers.      […]

Jokes Allowed: How Humor (and Other Strategies) Helped This YA Cope With Late-stage Cancer

  “To keep going is resilience in the face of something terrible going on,” says Courtney, pictured here. Writing, joking, TikToking and connecting helped Courtney get through the toughest moments of an advanced-stage melanoma diagnosis.   “If I wasn’t going to laugh, I was going to cry, and there was a better way for me to […]

From the HPV Vaccine to Self-Exams: Tips to Prevent & Detect Head and Neck Cancer

A volunteer conducts a visual screening during an event hosted by the Head and Neck Cancer Alliance to recognize Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month. Photo courtesy of the Head and Neck Cancer Alliance We talk with the Head and Neck Cancer Alliance about risk factors, screening, and more to help you and your loved […]

Here’s How One Woman Is Showing Myeloma Who’s Boss

“I wish we would talk about it more because you wouldn’t feel so alone going through it,” shares Jawanna, pictured here.  Photographer: Casey Templeton Multiple myeloma is the second most common blood cancer in the U.S., and Black and African American people develop MM at much greater rates and at younger ages than people of other […]

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