Stories, Wisdom & Real Talk

One of the most visited cancer blogs on the internet. Chris shares his personal healing journey, interviews with cancer survivors who used integrative approaches, and practical guides on nutrition, juicing, supplements, and mindset. His tone is warm, honest, and non-preachy — he presents his story without telling you what to do.

Kris Carr turned her incurable diagnosis into a life of joy, plants, and purpose. Her blog covers plant-based eating, juicing, emotional healing, wellness rituals, and thriving — not just surviving. It's colourful, warm, and deeply practical. She has over two decades of lived experience with a cancer diagnosis and shows that life with cancer can still be vibrant and full.

Nancy's Point is one of the most respected breast cancer blogs for its unflinching honesty. Nancy doesn't sugarcoat the cancer experience — she writes about fear, grief, body image, the emotional rollercoaster of survivorship, and the complicated feelings that come with a diagnosis. Her posts are thoughtful, well-written, and deeply validating for anyone going through it.

Stupid Cancer is for the young adult cancer experience — navigating diagnosis in your 20s or 30s, fertility concerns, dating with cancer, career disruption, and feeling completely out of place in a waiting room full of people twice your age. Their blog is funny, relatable, irreverent, and deeply community-driven.

LBBC's blog is one of the best-moderated, most trustworthy sources of breast cancer content written specifically for patients. Posts cover treatment options, side effect management, lifestyle, relationships, sexuality, work, and emotional health — all without being overwhelming or overly clinical. Everything is reviewed by medical experts and written in plain English.

One of the longest-running cancer community blogs on the internet. Cancer Compass features patient stories, forum discussions, and practical posts across every cancer type. It's a place where patients and families share experiences, ask questions, and find others who truly understand. The content is diverse, warm, and covers everything from diagnosis to end-of-life conversations.

Anticancer Living is based on the book of the same name and covers the six key lifestyle factors proven to reduce cancer risk and improve outcomes: sleep, stress, community, exercise, diet, and environment. Unlike many wellness blogs, everything here is grounded in clinical research from one of the world's top cancer institutions. Posts are science-backed but written in plain, accessible language.

Focused on plant-based nutrition, hormone health, and lifestyle medicine for cancer prevention and recovery. Posts cover anti-inflammatory recipes, the science of diet and cancer, gut health, soy myths, alcohol and cancer risk, and how to eat well during chemotherapy. All written in a warm, encouraging tone without being preachy.

Rebecca writes with warmth, humour, and psychological depth about living with metastatic cancer. Her blog covers the emotional landscape of cancer — processing fear, finding joy, managing relationships, and maintaining identity when cancer takes over your life. She also runs a thriving podcast and community for those living with MBC specifically.

My Cancer Chic is for anyone who doesn't want to look sick while dealing with cancer. Covering wigs and scalp care during chemo, how to dress when your body changes, makeup during treatment, skincare for radiation, and maintaining confidence through it all. It's joyful, practical, and unapologetically focused on the fact that how you look can affect how you feel.

The best source for understanding new cancer research without needing a PhD. Cancer Research UK's news team translates clinical trial results, landmark studies, and research breakthroughs into plain English. Posts are balanced, accurate, and always put findings in context — explaining what a study actually means for patients right now versus 10 years from now.

Cancer.net is ASCO's trusted patient education resource, and their blog covers everything from understanding a new diagnosis to navigating treatment decisions, managing side effects, and life after cancer. Every post is written or reviewed by board-certified oncologists. Posts are comprehensive but readable — and cover topics patients actually ask about.

Integrative Oncology Essentials bridges the gap between natural therapies and conventional cancer care. Posts cover supplement safety during chemotherapy, herb-drug interactions, evidence on mistletoe, high-dose vitamin C, curcumin, and mushrooms — all written for patients but backed by research. A practical resource for anyone wanting to understand what integrative therapies are actually supported by evidence.

Heal covers the mind-body-spirit dimension of cancer recovery — meditation, consciousness, the role of stress in disease, and the healing power of intention and community. Posts explore topics like how trauma affects cancer, the science of meditation, spirituality in healing, and developing a 'healing presence'. Written for people who believe healing is more than just a physical process.

Patient Power publishes video interviews, patient stories, expert Q&As, and accessible summaries of the latest research across blood cancers, breast cancer, lung cancer, and more. Their mission is to help patients become empowered advocates for their own care. The blog is warm, community-focused, and consistently updates on the latest treatment developments in plain language.