cancer

In this month of breast cancer awareness, I want to share the lessons I’ve learned as a survivor

Indeed as a rabbi, I see more life-threatening situations than I count, feeling them with varying degrees of space for breathing and perspective.

I know how lucky I am. I am so grateful. I am humbled. And, I feel guilty

I was just diagnosed with breast cancer. So, there’s that. In some ways, it’s hardly a surprise since my mother ...

Two months ago, something unexpected happened: I found out that I had stage three cancer.Since then, my life has been ...

Today will be a difficult day for my family. And for me. We should be celebrating the first birthday of ...

My Mississippi rabbinical colleague Rabbi Debra Kassoff and myself will both be making a bold statement this spring; more accurately, ...

Today is World Cancer Day, a day when people worldwide are focused on cancer, to encourage its prevention, detection, and ...

I’ve adored illuminated manuscripts all my life — as a child and teenager, these were the postcards I’d take home ...