In Unspoken Ink, one of our most popular programs here at Cactus Cancer Society, our participants write in response to prompts, ranging from pictures to quotes to poetry. We are proud to share the work of our writers here on our blog, including this piece, which is part of a series entitled Fresh Ink.
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In Unspoken Ink, one of our most popular programs here at Cactus Cancer Society, our participants write in response to prompts, ranging from pictures to quotes to poetry. We are proud to share the work of our writers here on our blog, including this piece, which is part of a series entitled Fresh Ink.
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Is it just me, or is it getting spooky around here? Our Murder Mystery Party is just a week away! But you don’t have to wait to summon up the spirit of ghosts, goblins, and murderers – here are three ways you can get prepare yourself for an epically scary party.
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This blog is the first in a series we call “Dude, Where’s My Life?” featuring writing and thoughts from the guys in our community.
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Looking for a way to relax? Never tried meditation, and looking for a low-stakes way to try it out? Are you a seasoned meditation practitioner who wants a community you can practice with?
Join us for Guided Yoga Nidra Meditation with Mamma G!
Who: Cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers between the ages of 18-45
What: An art workshop where you’ll make a spooky and sensational monster wreath
Where: On Zoom
When: Monday, October 10th at 5pm PT / 7pm CT / 8pm ET
Click here to sign up!
This program is being offered in collaboration with our friends at Elephants and Tea.
Summer isn’t officially over until September 22 when the Fall Equinox begins. Mostly, though, I want you to think about wearing the bikini as metaphor.
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Welcome to the comments and discussion of the Young Adult Cancer Book Club! We are reading The Martian by Andy Weir.
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One of the first programs we started here at Cactus Cancer was our book club. September’s choice is The Martian by Andy Weir.
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I do not fit the cultural touchstone of a chemo patient. I have not lost my hair from any of my various treatments. I haven’t lost a ton of weight. Sometimes, I desperately wish my appearance would match the war my body was waging on the inside, so others would know the pain I felt.
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We want to wish you and your family a happy Thanksgiving and express our gratitude for the ways you have supported our community!
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