Death is Part of Our Job
David and Caitlin join us today to discuss how cancer invades our lives, moving from our professional life into our personal space. Caitlin shares how her father was diagnosed with three different types of cancer and how she felt about the overnight transition from visiting her husband at work for lunch to regularly visiting the […]
Death is Loss, Not Losing
Matt Malcore is a 5th generation funeral director and Malcore Funeral Home & Crematory owner. Since he was a young boy, Matt hoped that he could serve the Green Bay community the way his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather have for over 100 years. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from UW-Stevens Point and Associates’s […]
Survivorship: What Lies Beyond Cancer
“Now what?” This is at the top of patients’ minds after completing cancer treatment. For many, it comes with a significant amount of worry. You have achieved the “end goal” so it’s common to wonder, what’s next? Patients are used to being supervised on a daily or weekly basis and that may abruptly change to […]
What is Survivorship?
More cancer patients are being cured than ever before because of early detection and improved treatments. Survivorship begins the moment a person is diagnosed with cancer and lasts throughout his or her lifetime. It is a unique journey for each person. There is no right or wrong way to be a cancer survivor. Many survivors […]