Happy November to everyone! I hope it's a better month than October was to us!

We have a new blog post on the blog page about brain tumors

What You Need to Know About Brain Tumors - you can take a look here http://bit.ly/35T890w

This article has information about some of the symptoms, different types of brain tumors, the treatments for them and more. Please share on your social media pages.

Do you have a Stem Cell Transplant in your future? Our blog post today has what you need to know about them.

Also known as a bone marrow transplant, stem cell transplants are done on a certain group of cancer diagnoses of mainly blood cancers. Take a look at the article here>>http://bit.ly/2My3IiA after you read it please use the share buttons below or above the article to share on your social media pages. Thank you for your support of each other!

This is a common problem.

A new term to use, "multitasking brain". Same thing, only different.

Why does it take so long to get everything done and your chemo infused at the clinic? If you don't know what is involved, our blog post today has a typical day detailed. Not everyone's chemo is the same, so there are some variances, but this is a good example. Take a look at the article here>>http://bit.ly/2lCVNGU After you read the article, please use the share buttons and share it with your social media channels. There are lots of people that just don't understand what we go through on a typical treatment day. Help them by sharing.

Today I am Grateful!! I have daily reminders that I could possibly not be here. Do you ever have that overwhelming feeling?

Another side effect of cancer treatments!

There is a question about getting a port on the questions page. Please stop by and add your thoughts to this question>> https://www.whatnext.com/questions/chemo-ports-pros-and-cons-please

Advice to the Nursing, Dr's, and other staff at your hospital. What else can you think of that you would add to this list?