|
Shade of My Survival
NEW
by Mary Sorens |
A collection of poems and
several photographs by an osteosarcoma survivor. |
|
Gifts
by Rachel Baumgartner |
Three poems and two drawings written by a survivor of a rare
sarcoma called Askin's tumor. |
|
I Won
by Stephanie Remsing |
A
poem by a rhabdomyosarcoma survivor that she wrote during her
treatment. |
|
Heaven and Hell
by April Brenneman |
A
mother’s glimpse of heaven and hell during her son’s sarcoma
treatments. |
|
Poems Along the Way
by Rachel Baumgartner |
A series of poems written by a survivor of a rare
sarcoma called Askin's tumor. |
|
Olly's Journey
by Emily Lygo |
A brother's courageous and inspiring journey with
sarcoma. |
|
The Hospital Series
by Lynda Hopkins |
Two poems and two brief essays written by an osteosarcoma
patient while being treated in the hospital. |
|
The Hard Part
by Pat Ford |
A
mother's poem, reflecting on her son's battle with
rhabdomyosarcoma. |
|
So, what does it feel like to have a child
diagnosed with cancer?
by Jennifer Weir |
The senses shut down. We
were numb. Kevin had fallen asleep. David and I were lost in a fog. We
had enough sense to ask the doctor whether we should stay in Houston for
treatment. Would we be all right closer to home?
Where should we go? What should we do? |
|
Life Changes
by
Justin Montemayor |
A rap song written by a 14-year old boy diagnosed with
osteosarcoma. |
|
The Bike
by Jennifer Weir |
The story of a young boy's
pride and happiness in riding his bike. |
|
About Katerina
by Desislava Sotirova |
A mother shares excerpts
from her daughter's writings. |
|
Sarcoma
Series
by Suzie Siegel
|
A
collection of poems written by a leiomyosarcoma patient as she
deals with her cancer. |
|
Living
Well In Spite of Sarcoma
by Louise Ladd
with help from Carol Berres
|
A survivor of GIST shares her
insights on keeping joy in your life. |
|
ACOR: A Quest
by Truus van der Spek |
A
mother's travels to meet people who supported her and her son
during his journey with sarcoma. |
|
The Icky Witch
by MiMi Olsson |
A grandmother’s
reflection on the resiliency of her four-year old granddaughter
while being treated for mesenchymal chondrosarcoma. |
|
Introspectives along the Way
by Liddy Shriver |
A collection of
Liddy's personal thoughts on her journey with Ewing's sarcoma |
|
Hot Tea
by Debbie Herz-Midler |
A young woman's essay to her family at
Christmas in which she longs for renewed relations with them. |
|
Snapshots for Leah
by Tom Pollok |
An uncle’s response to his niece's request, "Tell me some things
about my daddy." |
|
Biking the Flat Lands: Forgetting about Being a Cancer Patient
by Liddy Shriver |
An essay
about the experience of being involved in a bike tour for
raising funds for research in Ewing's sarcoma |
|
How Do I Feel Now
by Liddy Shriver |
A daily journal of Liddy’s confrontation with Ewing’s
sarcoma |
|
Healing and
Hope
by Selma R. Schimmel |
An essay written by a
survivor of both breast cancer and ovarian cancer |
|
Fire Wood
by Robert J. Flynn |
A poem
written after being a pallbearer for a dear friend who had died
of brain cancer |
|
A Small
Collection of Paintings
by Kit August |
Photographs and reflections of
paintings done by a woman with breast cancer |
|
Signs of Courage
by Laura Serao |
An
essay, by a niece, reflecting on her aunt's courageous battle
with brain cancer |
|
A Road
by
Bruce D. Shriver |
A poem written about an impending prostatectomy
|
