OMG! Mod Squad
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Blood Cancer
RYAN ARMBRUST
Making Cancer My B*tch
BRAD ASPEL
Brad’s Leukemia Blog
CHERYL B
WTF Cancer Diaries
TREVOR B
The B-Cell Blog
DUANE BAILEY-CASTRO
The Journal of a Prizefighter
BALDYLOCKS
The Adventures of BaldyLocks
ROZ BARNWELL
‘kin Hodgkin’s
MATT BATEMAN
My Blood Hates Me
ANDREW BECKER
Mine is The Year of Living Dadlessly
KIMBERLY BEGAY
A Different Kind of Journey….
JENNA BENN
Kill It In The Butt
NICHOLAS BERGERON
Cancer: A Spiritual Journey
CHARLES BOISVERT
Leukemia & Lymphoma Resources
Articles, Reports, Trial Updates
STEPHEN BROWN
Inside Steve’s Head
JEFF CASEY
Life Comes at You Fast!
MIKE COHEN
Surviving Cancer Surviving Anything
SARAH CONLEY
How You Live
JOHN COOK
(Fuzzy) Cancer Socks
NICOLE COWEN
Nicole Cowen
KARIN DIAMOND
Eyes Peeled, Always
HEATHER DZICZEK
Change is Possible
SCOTT EBISCH
Nobody Gets Out Of Here Alive
AMELIA FULLER
Life, Drama and Chocolate
DAN GENNARI
Family Life, Business, Surviving Cancer, Traveling
FRANCESCA GIESSMAN
Back Off Cancer!!
SHERRY HAYES GORDON
35 and MDS
NATE H
The GPS Geek
DAVID J. HAHN
Chronicles of a Cancer Survivor
TIM AND CHRISTA HARRIMAN
The Beginning of a Journey
LEX JOAQUIN
B-R-O-K-E-N-M-A-N
DAPHANE JOHNSON
Kiss My Bald Head
KELLY KANE
Chemopalooza
ANNE KASDORF
The Cancer Dancer
VANESSA LAVEN
Mixed Martial Arts and Crafts
JANET LIANG
Autumn in January
ELLY LONON
BugginWord
ROGER LUMPP
Lift Living
JOHN MAISONVILLE
Me Versus Cancer
CHAD MEEHLING
The Struggle With Cancer
ALLISON MORSE
The Good Hodgkin’s
SHELLEY NOLDEN
Life’s a Beach
JENN MICHELLE PEDINI
Bits of Myself
SARA POLITO
The Cancer Kid
CHRISSY RAINVILLE
Chris’s Thoughts
LISA RAY
The Yellow Diaries
VALERIE REISS
Writer • Editor • Teacher
RODRIGO & JOY
A Fertility Endeavor
JAMIE ROSS
Cancerous Capers
MAGGIE SAREMI
Cancer Diary
CAREY SCOVEL
Chicken Soup for the Cancerous Soul
STEPHEN SHIRLEY
Silhouette Of You
ANASTASIA SPIECKER
Anastasia’s Cancer Experience
JESSICA WARD
Gonna Kick Lymphoma’s @ss
JENNIFER WILLEY
My Journey Battling Cancer
KATIE WRIGHT
Katie’s Hodgkin’s Journey
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Breast Cancer
AMY
Jug Thug
ZAK BRANIGAN
Average Guy Hits The Road
CATHY BUETI
In My Life
APRIL CAPIL
Team April
ANNA CLUXTON
Margaret Mead Was Right
ADENA COHEN-BEARAK
Mother Thoughts
LARISSA DALLE
Welcome To The Dallehouse
JESSICA DATTA
Living It Up!
JACKI DONALDSON
My Breast Cancer Blog
JENNIFER GEROW
Radiation Daze
STACY HOOPER
Kicking Cancer In The Pants, Sir!
LANI HORN
Chemo Babe
HEATHER JOSE
Every Day I Am Killing Cancer
KIMBERLY KARITIS
My Journey To Get New Boobs
DINA KAY
Dina’s Boob Blog
MARIA KYRIACOU
Keep Going Maria!
Kathy LaTour
CureToday.com
MEL MAJOROS
Mel’s Cancer Warrior
DARIA MALUTA
Living With Cancer
DR. SUEANN MARK
Phoenix Rising
Laura McGinnis
Hidden Dragons
SALLY NEELY NIX
My Relationship With Cancer
DARREN NEUBERGER
Red’s daily dish
MELISSA NORTHERN
To Keep You, A Breast
HOLLIE QUINN
You Did What?
ANNA RACHNEL
The Cancer Culture Chronicles
REBECCA
The Sweet Mango Ride
BENA ROBERTS
Bena Roberts
CAROLINE RONTEN
Caroline’s Breast Cancer Blog
JAMIE LEIGH STOUT
Life After Cancer
ANGIE SUTTLES
Angie’s Blog
CRISTINA TRAPANI-SCOTT
One Journey Back
JEANETTE VAGNOZZI
Two Hands…
JULIA WARGA
Breast Lump in the Road
BETHANY WINSOR
Cuck Fancer
JILL ZOCCO
Sharing My Cancer Crapness
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Cervical Cancer
MEAGHAN EDELSTEIN
I Kicked Cancer’s Ass
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Colon Cancer
REBECCA BABCOCK
The Colon Chronicles
REAGAN BARNETT
The Cancer Documents/em>
MEGAN CAPER
What’s Up Your Butt?
BILLY DALL
My Cancer
MICHELLE WHITEHEAD HASTINGS
Michelle WILL Win Against Colon Cancer
MYLES BESKIND
Kickin Cancer’s Butt
STEPHANIE HOAGLUND
Live Fit and Sore
AMY MARASH
Cancer is So Funny
RAY SCHWARTZ
Ray’s Blog
RICK WAGNER
Soayacs: Stories of a Young Adult Cancer Survivor
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Fertility
BECKI MELCHIONE
She’s Carrying My Baby
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Head/Neck Cancer
AMIE
plasticcastles
AUDRA COLDIRON
What’s Going On
SHANNON DUNLEAVY
Shannon’s Page
HAYLEY DYER
Kicking Cancer’s Arse
HANNAH F
Life with(out) Ted
ERIC GALVEZ
They Call Me Galvez
HEATHER GEORGE
Especially Heather
JEFFREY HENIGSON
Ciao Cancer!
JAIME HUFFMAN
Fried Pink Tomato
JOANNA ISBILL
The Eye Of The Storm
TRINA KING
Wonky Eye
CORINNE KOHRHERR
A Little Limp Goes a Long Way
JON LUSTIG
My Brain Tumor
HEATHER MAYFIELD
Pain in my neck; from toothache to cancer
JENNIFER NIEHUS
Jen’s Road To Remission
CHRIS RODRIGUEZ
Cancer, Life, and Me
LIZ X
The Liz Army
MATT SAYLES
Sawatdee
LEAH SHEARER
Life is like a sandwich…enjoy the big bites.
NAOMI SICHLER
i am naomi’s brain
GENVIVE THUL
Turquoise Gates
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Lung Cancer
REGINA APRIL ROTHSTEIN
CaringBridge
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Ovarian Cancer
EMILY BECK
See Emily Play
SHAWN BERINA
Shawn’s F.A.C.T.S
CHANA GARCIA
Black Gyrl Cancer Slayer
KEA
Why Aren’t They Playing Reggaeton? I have Cancer!
TRACY MAXWELL
A Single Cell
JENNY SUE
Whispers of Ovarian Cancer
ALLISON WARD
Redheaded Bald Chic
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Prostate Transplant
LYNN LANE
Lynn’s Fight Against Prostate Cancer
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Sarcoma Cancer
Sam and Leslie Bledsoe
Sam and Leslie
AMANDA FREEMAN
Journey to Medical School and Beyond
ERIN PATRICK
Should I Shave it?
JACLYN CLENNEY
Jaclyn, Unclassified
LIAM HARRISON
The Road To Repair
JENNY JAUCH
“Happy and Healthy” A Cancer Free Living Blog
RACHEL LOZANO
Obsessed With Life
DANIELLE MCLAUGHLIN
Cancer Ate My Foot
BENJAMIN RUBENSTEIN
I’ve Still Got Both My Nuts
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Skin Cancer
LORI L. LEE
Miss Melanoma
JESSICA GIBSON
Happily Ever After
HOPE AND JASON SCHENK
Hope and Jason
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Testicular Cancer
BRIAN DOWD
My Blog
TOM PETERSON
The One Nut Wonder
RAPHAEL POPE-SUSSMAN
The Audacity of Pope
AARON SPICER
Scarys Lunatic Rants
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Thyroid Cancer
ROBIN BELINSKY
Death By Lettuce
KELLY BERGIN
The Adventures And Misadventures
Of One Miss Kelly Bergin
CHRISTI LEE
Bacon’s Boots Blog
PAULA MERRILL
My Thyroid Story
DORI PLAIT
Too Much On Our Plait
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Organ Transplant
AMANDA GOODWIN
This Crazy Miracle Called Life
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Blogs of Support
BRYAN BOOTH
Cancer Can Bite Me
PHILIP BRABBS
Multiple Myeloma For Dummies
KATHERINE BURTON
After Cancer, Now What?
JULIANA CARVATT
Hope. Love. Run.
TANYA EVERS
My Journey
ANDREW GEMMELL
OncoLibido
CHARISSA HAMILTON-GRIBENAS
BRICKS for Young Adults
JAMIE HERNDON
Tales from the Upper East Side
MOLLY LEE
We Are Wonder Women!
BENJAMIN MUTNICK
Ain’t Nuthin’ but a B Thang
TOMMY RIVERA
Umm, that wasn’t the diagnosis you originally gave me….
KAIROL ROSENTHAL
Everything Changes
JODY SCHOGER
Women With Cancer
JON SWARTZ
Chemo≠Therapy
NIKKI SHIPARD
Somewhere in Between
TARA SIEG
Not Quite Tom Riddle’s Diary
STEPHANIE SLIEKERS
100 Cancer Resolutions
CARA SOLOMON
The Small Story
TERRY THOMPSON
In Pursuit Of A New Strategy
For The War On Cancer
LAURA YORK
The Cancer Assassin
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BLOGS IN MEMORIAM
KEVIN BOITSON
The Boitson’s
SARAH FEATHER
The Carcinista
DANIEL NORTHCOTT
Dan’s Unusual Adventure
LAUREN TERRAZZANO
Life, With Cancer
DAN WAEGER
Waeger Will Win
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BEREAVED SPOUSES
BRENDA BOITSON
Crazy Widow
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PARENTS OF YOUNG ADULT SURVIVORS
SUSAN RICHMOND
Always A Mom
Matthew Zachary was a 21-year old college senior and concert pianist en route to film school when he lost use of his left hand, was diagnosed with pediatric brain cancer (medulloblastoma) and told he'd likely never perform again. Fifteen years, four albums, a wife, twin children and scores of concerts later, Matthew's struggle to get busy living has inspired countless thousands. Today, he is an award-winning recording artist and performer, as well as an accredited thought-leader in public health, an authority on youth culture and a highly credentialed public speaker. A founding member of the Google Health Advisory Council, in 2007 he launched the I'm Too Young For This! Cancer Foundation, which has since become the nation's largest support community for young adults affected by cancer. The foundation was ranked a TIME Magazine Best 50 website and FOX News Top 10 Healthcare Blog and supports a global following of hundreds of thousands of friends, fans, readers, listeners and members. Matthew has helped to bring the cause of 'cancer under 40' to the national spotlight and has rallied a new crop of activists to give a much needed voice to this forgotten population. Matthew has helped to measurably reverse 30 years of disparity and create social lasting change in how the public relates to cancer for the next generation. 
