Live with Cancer

Understand your own reactions as well as those of others to your illness. Learn as much as you can about your particular cancer. Attend support groups with others who are encountering some of the same issues that you are. Talk or write about your feelings. Be kind to yourself and others. more »

When cancerous cells form a gastrointestinal tumor in the stomach or attack the stomach lining, a diagnosis of stomach cancer is quite likely. Though the diagnosis of stomach cancer may lead to a terminal condition, many patients have discovered ways to live better lives with stomach cancer. Understand the statistics of this disease... more »

Pancreatic cancer is a manageable condition if it is detected early and treated aggressively. Oncologists, medical associations and cancer societies suggest a number of strategies for making living with cancer easier. more »

Primary bone cancer (sarcoma) is a form of cancer that begins in the bones. Cancer that begins in another area of the body and spreads to the bones is often called secondary bone cancer. People who have had either type of bone cancer often go on to live productive lives. more »