October 2025
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October 6, 2025
Walking Together: Sarah’s Caregiving Journey with Her Mom Amy
When Sarah Augustyniak thinks about her mother’s cancer journey, she sees it in two distinct chapters. The first began in 2007, when her mother, Amy, was diagnosed with stage 2B breast cancer. Sarah was in middle school, her younger sister even younger, and the family quickly adjusted to a new normal. “I recall it being […]
Read More>>May 2025
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May 30, 2025
5 Ways to Support Cancer Survivors
Looking for the perfect way to show cancer survivors you care? Explore these options, from advocacy opportunities to honoring cancerversaries. I never really thought of myself as a very strong person. That changed when I was diagnosed with cancer. I realized I was strong enough to handle anything thrown my way. Laurie – Cancer survivor […]
Read More>>February 2025
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February 6, 2025
Caregiving Is Tough, Even for an Oncology Nurse
Sally, center, and her mother-in-law enjoying a family gathering in 2015. When cancer came to her family, our CEO Sally Werner, R.N., B.S.N, M.S.H.A., turned to CSC’s Helpline for extra support & guidance during a challenging time. More than 2,000 miles lie between Sally, who lives with her husband in the Northwest, and her parents-in-law, […]
Read More>>November 2024
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November 25, 2024
10 Tips for Caregivers
Sarah Vammen Stock photo posed by models, sourced from Getty Images Finding out a loved one has cancer can be overwhelming. First, take a deep breath. Know that the support you provide is priceless. Read on for ways to find your balance as you navigate this “new normal.” People talk about a caregiver, but you […]
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