The December Issue – Dear Cancer
We asked our Herd to write letter to cancer and boy did it come with a mixed bag of emotions. We have patients, survivors, mothers, grandfathers, brothers, sisters and friends all telling cancer how they feel. Check it out!
Read More...My Brother Changed My Life Forever
When we decided to launch this ‘Dear Cancer’ campaign I never thought it would turn out the way it did. Frankly, I wasn’t 100% sure what to expect. What we found out is not one cancer diagnosis is the same as another.
Read More...Download: September 2019 Issue
Our third installment of Elephants and Tea the magazine is here! Fill out the information below to download! We focus on the “A” in “AYA” (adolescents), several caregivers give their perspectives and we have a serious talk about using birth control after cancer. Check it out! By filling out the information below, this also gives […]
Read More...The Cancer Transition from Age Group to Age Group
I want to make this crystal clear – we will NEVER turn away anyone based on your age. Those that have the unfortunate luck to be dealing with cancer deserves all the help you want and need – trust me I know from experience.
Read More...When Life Throws You Cancer: The Patient is Still a Person
Three of our young adult cancer survivors discuss what kind of support they needed from family and friends after their cancer diagnosis and during treatment.
Read More...Eight Days Cancer – A New TV Show
I had the privilege of catching up with TV producer Charles Mattocks this past week and talk about his new show airing January 4th, 2020 on FYI Networks called Eight Days Cancer. Why should the Elephants and Tea audience care about this new TV show? Those that read Elephants and Tea know all about the […]
Read More...When Life Throws You Cancer: Ask Questions
Hear from three of our young adult cancer survivors about what questions you should consider asking if you’re a teen who has just been diagnosed with cancer.
Read More...The Survivorship Issue
The June Issue is all about Survivorship! Download this issue to read several stories of how patients in remission and beyond are living their life with cancer and living after treatments.
Read More...Learning to Be a Brother and Not a Coach
Being a big brother and trying not to yell or coach up your little sibling is probably one of the hardest things to do. Well at least if your Greek and have a brother who is smarter than you when it comes to all science and medicine topics.
Read More...I Never Thought This Would Happen To Me
There will never be a time that you are not going through the “journey” as CANCER has life long issues. Although as an Oncology patient there will always be fear that CANCER will come back, but you try to get through the rest of your life as best as you can.
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