I was interviewed recently by a writer at Healthmonitor for the new Guide to Chemotherapy. It’s the kind of mini-magazine you’ll find in a doctor’s office, so be on the lookout because you just might spot the glossy guide while you’re waiting, waiting, waiting to see your medical people. The 36-page publication (which is free, and you can grab one for home) is filled with so much wisdom — chemo questions are answered, side effects are addressed, nutrition is covered, date nights are encouraged, and there are two pages devoted to a piece of my story. The article, called “Circle of support, chain of love,” is about my blogging (and my wig sharing), and if you wish to read just a bit of my almost-eight-year-long journey, this is your chance. Just click, navigate to pages 22 and 23, then read.
A Little Piece of My Cancer Story
Posted under: Awareness, Chemotherapy, Hair Loss, My Story, Survivors
Tagged as: blogging, Guide to Chemotherapy, Healthmonitor, wigs


Caroline on 6/5/2012 at 6:52 pm said:
I’m looking for the like button. You’ve done good.
Jacki on 6/5/2012 at 9:14 pm said:
thank you!
Carter BloodCare on 6/14/2012 at 1:35 pm said:
Congrats on the feature! We’re glad to see you’re doing well. We celebrate the gift of life and our mission is to try to help others enjoy it as much as possible. Learn more about what we do here: http://bit.ly/LkrEzP
Michelle on 6/24/2012 at 1:38 pm said:
Wow – I went away for a week and a half and you have been posting like a fiend! Great article and I’m not just saying that because I’m mentioned – haha. The underhair is working out great in the heat.
maria on 9/20/2012 at 4:50 pm said:
Hi, Jacki:
Thanks so much for sharing your story with us–it’s thanks to people like you, who are so generous with their stories (and their underhair) that we are able to spread a little help around.
Stay well!
Maria