My Little White Spots: Cryosurgery ReflectionsMy lipstick looked crooked this morning. I guess it always looks like that, but today was the first time it really struck me that my lips truly look uneven. The...reactions2comments
Aftercare: What to Know About Facial Mohs SurgeryHaving any kind of surgery can be overwhelming and with skin cancer often being found on the face, it can even be frightening. You may be wondering what to do...reactions6comments
I Get By With a Little Help From My FriendsI have to share about a time that hit me like a brick. I was in Philadelphia with other contributors and moderators from Skincancer.net and other similar health community-based websites...reactionscomments
Skin Cancer Anxieties: Isolation & MisunderstandingIn this series, we discuss causes of anxiety for those facing physical health conditions. Phrases in quotes are the words of our community members across various conditions on what it’s...reactionscomments
10,000 Reasons to CelebrateAt the end of September 2018, SkinCancer.net got its 10,000th ‘like’ for our Facebook page (here’s looking at you, Michael H!). I admit I had been keeping an eye on...reactionscomments
Coping with Reality: Dermatologist Visit Edition"Everything off but your underwear, gown open to the back. We'll be back to get started in a few" - who knew these words would become as second nature to...reactions2comments
Efudex: This, Too, Shall PassI’ve had moments of panic, and I am sure you have as well. I’ve panicked when I’ve been pulled underwater by a strong wave. I’ve felt what can only be...reactions5comments
From Head to Toe, Skin Cancer Can Appear in Unexpected PlacesThe places where I didn’t know you could get skin cancer – inside your outer ear and under your toenail – are places where it actually can happen. I know...reactionscomments
CBD Oil (The Legal Kind) and Skin CancerThe state where I live, Indiana, isn’t known for being particularly progressive. CBD oil was a hot topic in legislation for a long time before our governor signed a bill...reactions8comments
Get Naked (!!!), Get Checked"Get Naked, Get Checked." I've said this statement multiple times, trying to encourage people to get a skin check. I don't know if I'll ever stop saying it. However, we...reactions8comments
Mohs Surgery: I’m Too Young – Right?Back when I had my first Mohs surgery, I noticed something – I seemed to be the youngest person in the waiting room. It may be interesting to know that...reactionscomments
Dermatologists and Dentists: Biopsy FatigueI am not a huge fan of going to see the dentist. The high-pitched drill, the pain, the needles: it’s all a bit too much at times. I don’t mind...reactionscomments
Skin Cancer Community on InstagramDid you know that you can find the SkinCancer.net community on Instagram? We're excited to continue sharing the same great information and messages about living with skin cancer as part...reactionscomments
Telling YOUR StoryI remember the very instant that it hit me. I was in Albany, New York, sitting in front of New York State Senator, Patrick Gallivan. I was part of a...reactionscomments
Face-Palms and Riding MowersYard work is rolling to a close soon, for some of you that is. Those of us in the steamy and stubborn south have several weeks left to find creative...reactionscomments
Running with the Skin Cancer WarriorsLast Saturday, in the driving rain, I ran with a small but determined group of skin cancer warriors. As the Melanoma Research Foundation organizers and speakers repeated so eloquently, "Cancer...reactionscomments
Skin Cancer - Party of 1As the saying goes, "one is a lonely number". And as far as cancer goes, skin cancer is a lonely cancer. I’ve had skin cancer for over 23 years. For...reactions8comments
Advocating and EducatingAwareness can mean different things to different people. When it comes to skin cancer, awareness can refer to a connection with someone who has the condition, an understanding of what...reactionscomments
Wondering What You Did to Deserve Skin CancerWhen I got the diagnosis of skin cancer, my first thoughts were wondering what was going to happen to me. However, my next thoughts were wondering what I had done...reactionscomments