A trip to every unexplored corner of the globe can be the sort of medicine survivors need most.
A cancer diagnosis doesn’t have to stop you from world travel. For life post-diagnosis and remission, a trip to every unexplored corner of the globe can be the sort of medicine needed most. Here, we’ll showcase the travel stories of cancer patients, survivors, and the community that supports them.

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ALEX'S LEMONADE STAND
Childhood Cancers

When Life Hands You Lemons

Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation started with one little girl on a very important mission: Raising money for research to benefit the lives of others like her.

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TURN OF EVENTS
(Y)our Stories

A Swift Turn of Events

Everything was going right for William Yank, until he fell ill with an innocuous sore throat. The diagnosis? Acute lymphoblastic leukemia. But in the months following treatment and remission, he learned that the true purpose of his life was just beginning.

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CHILDHOOD CANCER ART THERAPY
(Y)our Stories

Sweet Child of Mine

For children dealing with a world of uncertainty, art can be a useful and comforting way to induce mindfulness and joy.

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CANCER COACH
Ask the Cancer Coach

Ask the Cancer Coach

In this issue’s column, cW’s resident cancer coach Mirela Kopier explores the necessity of caring for yourself while caring for others.

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HEALTHY EATING
Lymphoma

Eat Well to Live Well

Inspired to take charge of her health after being diagnosed with cancer, Lindsay Yarrow creates recipes that are nutrition-packed with good-for-you foods and flavors—plus, they provide everything the body needs to help fight cancer.

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CARE+WEAR
Fashion

Handle with Care

The team behind Care+Wear, who make adaptive clothing, consider themselves part of a “for-purpose company,” collaborating with nonprofits and fostering a give-back program that buttons every hole in the fashion world.

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