May 20th, 2015 Posted by Guest Blogger. In Cancer Patients and Stories. This is a guest blog post by Jeff Ward, a cancer survivor, Professional Co-Active Coach and certified Cancer Coach. Jeff Ward, Post Author. Some things are beyond our control. Appreciate the little things in life. Raised my level of empathy. Unknowingly, my cancer journey has been a place of personal growth for me.

Thursday, April 9, 2015. Must be flexible with your daily schedule. for a really long time. Must not cry in public so as to make others feel uncomfortable.

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Clomping My Way To Fitness Before, During, and After Turning Fifty. This October, I will be running the Baltimore Half-Marathon to raise money for Kennedy Krieger Institute. If you are interested in sponsoring me for an incredible cause, please visit my donor page.

Help On The Go Special Deal. And knowing the difference is vital to growth. I just heard an amazing speech given by Will Smith and I wanted to share here. It resonated with me, so I thought maybe it will resonate with you as well. There is a clear distinction to make between fault and responsibility. It is not your fault if someone cheated on you or left you.

Preparing for a long hospital stay. Returning from a long hospital stay. Working with your medical team. In Search of a Better Metaphor. Best wishes to all for 2015. Click here to see the complete report.