Get to Know: Sail Beyond Cancer
Posted April 30th, 2024
Fern Nibauer-Cohen
Suzanne Johnson was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010. An active single mother of three young children, Suzanne was used to multitasking as she was a serial entrepreneur and was well known in her community of Burlington, VT as a realtor, restauranter and aerobics instructor. During her eight years of treatment, she went through some […]
Taking Charge of Your Cancer Care
Posted January 31st, 2024
Carolyn Vachani, MSN, RN, AOCN
When you are diagnosed with cancer, a flood of emotions and concerns can make navigating those early days difficult. Doing your homework to learn about the diagnosis and coming to specialist appointments with questions in hand can go a long way in reducing your worries. Carolyn, OncoLink’s Innovation Director, was recently a guest on the […]
Taking Time for the Everyday Things in 2024
Posted December 29th, 2023
Christina Bach, MSW, LCSW, OSW-C
Well 2023 was another doozy, wasn’t it? Honestly, the last 3 years, since March of 2020, feels like a bit of a fever dream. I’ve found myself thinking of life “BC”–before COVID and…I’m not sure how to define what or where we currently are in a life with COVID. But the truth is, life isn’t […]
Honoring Other’s Wishes
Posted December 22nd, 2023
Karen Arnold-Korzeniowski, BSN, RN
Our current blog series is about holiday gifts for cancer patients and their loved ones helping care for them. While reflecting on this idea and thinking about my time taking care of cancer patients, both professionally and personally, there was one gift that kept coming to mind, and that is honoring the person’s wishes. While […]
