Chronicling Cancer
Marilyn FenichelI'm not a cancer survivor. I'm a fellow traveler, someone who has been deeply affected by cancer, beginning with the death of my mother in 1972. For those of you in my position, you are not alone. We can learn from each other.
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The Inevitable Diagnosis
Breast cancer is my family’s disease. As a teenager, I watched my mother die a painful death, and as an adult, I bore witness to the diagnoses of most of the female members of my family.
Over the years, I felt guilty that I had been spared...
Elizabeth Strout’s The Things We Never Say Explores the Pernicious Power of Secrets
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What happens when secrets between two people are allowed to fester? Who feels the impact the most—the one harboring the secret or the one l...
Cancer’s Impact Over the Generations: Danielle’s Story
This story has special meaning for me. Danielle’s parents are close friends of mine, and I have known her since she was a teenager. Although I knew the basic outline of Danielle’s cancer journey, hearing about it from her directly made it t...
Young Breast Cancer Survivor Shares Her Story with Chronicling Cancer
Breast cancer among young women under age 45 is on the rise, with about 10% of all new diagnoses found among this population. It is particularly difficult for young women to deal with cancer. When their peers are getting married, having bab...
A Name in a Book
My mother’s signature on the inside cover of War and Peace.
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My husband, Jim, is a serious reader, so I wasn’t surprised when he came upsta...
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A long-time science writer and editor, I often write about cancer and have had articles published in The Washington Post, Cure Magazine, and Cancer Today, to name a few. My Substack is a natural extension of that interest with a more personal twist.
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