For most, the holidays are a time of celebration, gatherings, and joy. But for those coping with cancer, the season can bring its own set of challenges.

For many cancer patients, this season brings different concerns—such as paying for rent, groceries, and utility bills. Traditional gifts can feel out of reach when health and financial struggles become overwhelming.

Everyone should have a disaster emergency plan but it’s especially important for cancer patients and their families. Disruptions in treatment schedules, access to medication, and medical care can become even more challenging during a natural disaster.

Hope Abounds partners with Storehouse Wellness for 3 month free access to well-being programs.

July is sarcoma and bone cancer awareness month

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May is Brain Cancer, Bladder Cancer, Melanoma & Skin Cancer Awareness Month.

Is Genetic Testing right for me?

Lung cancer is a significant health concern that often goes unnoticed until it's too late. Between 2016 and 2020, it had the highest mortality rate among cancers across genders and races. We'll explore why catching lung cancer in its early stages is so important and how modern technology plays a vital role in improving patient outcomes. 

Whilst I was caring for my husband terminally ill with the disease of ALS, I was diagnosed with neuroendocrine carcinoma stage three lung cancer. I was put in touch with the organization Hope Abounds.

I never planned on hearing the words, you have cancer. It came as a complete shock and surprise, and I felt like my world had been flipped upside down.