I had no idea so many expat cancer survivors live in northern Thailand.
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Honest mental health message on ‘cancerversary’
One year out from a breast cancer diagnosis, one day at a time.
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3D mammogram message for World Cancer Day
Let my early detection story inspire you to get these types of breast tests.
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Medical tourism: post-breast cancer checkups
My experience was positive at a private hospital in Malaysia.
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Rest in Peace, Jodi Cullen
A friend and fellow traveler died of breast cancer.
5 reasons I’m “living flat” after breast cancer
For any woman considering “going flat” and looking for real life experiences.
A gift of love through the curse of cancer
My breast cancer was not a “gift” – but my husband is.
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My DCIS had a secret nearby – an invasive tumor
DCIS is cancer, and the high-grade type is especially dangerous.
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A bilateral mastectomy in a foreign country
My surgery was a relatively easy experience with a great doctor and his professional staff.
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How I found a breast cancer surgeon in a foreign country
Recommendations helped me decide where to have a bilateral mastectomy.