Cancer Blogs I
“Bone Cancer” to “Kidney Cancer”
This is an on-going, expanding resource for locating other bloggers in the cancer community. Entries designated with ** have been chosen for our Honor Roll for Excellence in Writing. (I) means the blog seems to be inactive. Current total is 850 cancer blogs. Please use it responsibly.
Please contact me if you would like your own blog or your favorite blogs to be listed. Also please let me know if any of the links do not work. Dennis: beingcancer@att.net
Click on Cancer Blogs II tab above for “Leukemia” to “Widows” blogs
~ Blogging Resources | Bone Cancer | Brain Tumors | Breast Cancer | Cervical Cancer | Children and Cancer | Colon Cancer | Esophageal Cancer | Hodgkin’s Lymphoma |Kidney (Renal) Cancer |
Blogging Resources: free and easy sites to help you start a blog [top]
- Blogger: Dashboard
- Cancer Blogs — Blogs for Cancer Survivors
- CaringBridge. Free Websites That Support And Connect Loved Ones During Critical Illness.
- Free patient websites, blogs, support and community – CarePages.com
- WordPress.com » Get a Free Blog Here
Bone Cancer [top]
- Cancer is Hilarious. – bone cancer
- I’ve Still Got Both My Nuts: A True Cancer Blog
- CaringBridge / laurrensmith / Welcome – osteosarcoma – child – dx: ‘07
Brain Tumors [top] 
- 500 Miles 2 Nowhere
- CaringBridge / avalannarouth / Welcome – AT/RT -child
- Asher Benjamin meduloblastoma – child – dx: ‘06
- Audra Coldiron :: Oligodendroglioma Type II Brain Tumor Survivor :: Former Musician :: Website Designer
- CaringBridge / blakejarecki / Welcome – ependymoma – child – dx: ‘06
- Blogging in B Minor – primary brain tumor, malignant glioma – dx: ‘07
- Bondy 4 Brains – meningioma – dx: ‘09 – Netherlands
- Brain Tumor Journey – neurofibromatosis – dx: ‘08
- Christian – ependymoma – child
- Colin’s Brain Cancer Blog – glioblastoma multiforme – dx: ‘09
- Connor ~ Archive – Connor Daly – child – dx: ‘05 – England – (I)
- Daughter of Cancer- glioblastoma dx: ‘07 **Honor Roll – “Guest Post“
- Deirdre Kohler – Blog of a brain tumour & life – oligoastrocytoma – dx: ‘06 – South Africa
- Dreams of a Wildflower – widow – see “Man with a Mission“
- Dying mans daily journal – dx: ‘06
- Especially Heather – Anaplastic Astrocytoma – dx: ‘07
- Evelyn Case History – meningioma – dx: ‘05 (I)
- Going to my head … – meningioma
- The Golf Ball in My Brain – primary brain tumor – dx: ‘09
- Hank – Brain Tumor – astrocytoma – dx: ‘03 (I)
- BBC NEWS | Health | ‘I have a brain tumour’ – malignant brain tumor – dx: ‘02 – UK
- Hank – Brain Tumor – meningioma – dx: 04 (I)
- 黄雅诘部落格 – Jackie’s Journey – meningioma – Malaysia
- LaShawn – Brain Tumor – meningioma – dx: ‘04 (I)
- Life with a Brain Tumor – ganglioma – dx: ‘09
- The Liz Army – astrocytoma – dx: ‘08
- Save Jace – Jace Sandoval – AT/RT – child – dx: ‘07 – (I)
- Welcome to JonathanShaddix - AT/RT – child – dx: ‘08
- Welcome to JuliansWorld – Julain Avery – meduloblastoma – child
- CaringBridge / mcraekate / Welcome – Kate McRae – child
- Kate’s Story – mixed glioma
- Keith’s Brain Trust
- Landry Robinson – Welcome to Fablious – medulloblastoma – child
- Malachi Smith – Welcome to malachiredbirdsmith – AT/RT – child
- Man with a Mission – dx: ‘06 – (I)
- maxeyweb – AT/RT – child “Annette” – dx: ‘08; child “Maddy” – dx: ‘04 undifferentiated sarcoma
- Meningioma Living
- CaringBridge / mitchellbeckner / Welcome – meduloblastoma – child
- much to my sjogren
- musings_of_a_girl’s Xanga Site
- My Brain – glioblastoma – dx: ‘06
- My Brain Tumor
- My Brain Tumour – (Lynda) – meningioma – dx: ‘06 – Cyprus (I)
- My Brain Tumor – oligoastrocytoma – dx: ‘06
- My Journey with Anaplastic Astrocytoma – dx: ‘09
- Nelson Family Blog – AT/RT – child – dx: “09
- Oligo-Lucky – oligodendrglioma – dx: ‘07 – New Zealand
- Our Precious Gabriel – atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumor – child – England
- ozbraintumour.info – the coffee break = dx: ‘00 – Australia
- CaringBridge / ryangoldblatt / Welcome – child
- RW Brain Tumor – glioblastoma multiforme – dx: ‘04 – ‘07
- Robert – Brain Tumor – oligodendroglioma – dx: ‘04 (I)
- The Smith Family Scoop – AT/RT -child – dx: ‘08
- Steve
- Taking It In Stride – meningioma – dx: ‘08 – Canada
- A Tale of Meningioma and NLPHL Hodgkins
- Thats life……………. dx: ‘08 – England
- That’s What She Said – glioblastoma multiforme – dx: ‘08
- Time Pressure
- Tina’s Adventure – meningioma – dx: ‘08
- Tracy’s Trip To The Hospital – meningioma – dx: ‘08
- Transition by Donna – glioblastoma multiforme – dx: ‘05 – Australia
- UnDomestic – primary metastatic breast cancer
- Vampdaddy- AT/RT
- Viva la Vivi: An Atypical Teratoid Rhabdoid Tumor Story
- CaringBridge / walkerrainey / Welcome – malignant rabdoid tumor – child – dx: ‘09
- We are going to make this cancer sorry it messed with me!!! – astrocytoma – dx: ‘09
- When your therapist is knitting needles and yarn and a sewing machine
- wonky-eye.com — Health, Medical, Brain Tumor, Schwannoma, Resection, CyberKnife, & a U.S.Marine
- woodcreeper » The Alien has been Removed – meningioma – dx: ‘05 (I)
Breast Cancer [top]
Cancer Professionals – doctors, nurses, et al
Cervical Cancer [top]
- cell war notebooks
- Cervical Cancer
- I Kicked Cancer’s Ass
- Life. Love. Cancer.
- Me!
- Me? Cancer…..you gotta be kidding…who has time for that??? – dx: ‘09
- Surviving Cervical Cancer
- Stage 3! Who, me?
Children and Cancer [top]
- Doctor David’s Blog
- — Living Sunny Side Up – written by “the happy wife of a Hodgkin’s Lymphoma survivor”, this blog focuses on children in families with a parent with cancer. I thought it deserved its own category ** Honor Roll – “Guest Post”
- About « Life in the Cancer Fallout Zone- this blog focuses on caregiver issues
- Cooking For A Cure
Colon Cancer [top]
- 365 DAYS OF DANCING IN THE RAIN
- Ang’s Journey
- BATMOM
- A Cancer Journal
- one month « casa az
- Colon Cancer Sucks Ass
- Cowgirl Attitude: My resurrection
- Cyber Diary of a Cancer Survivor……
- Do Sahm
- “Every problem has a gift for you in its hands.” – stage 3 rectal
- Fighting Cancer
- The Fighting Toad
- Girl Holding On
- Karen’s Cancer
- I am NOT an asshole. Surgically Speaking.
- Isaura’s Cancer Journey: Chemo #5
- Inside Ed.
- Life has a New Perspective
- Life Out Loud- rectal
- Michelle WILL Win Against Colon Cancer ** Honor Roll – “Guest Post”
- Mothermari’s Blog
- My Cancer
- My Cancer Blog
- My Cancer Deployment: Take it right between the eyes.- rectal
- Ray’s Blog
- Rectal Cancer – How to Kick its Sorry Ass!
- RON’S ROAD 2 RECOVERY
- Screw Cancer – I’m Peggy Luckey, Damn It!
- Sometimes Mindless Ramblings
- Steph’s Fried Green Tomatoes- rectal
- Stolen Colon
- Survivor Reflections
- teaching cancer to cry
- Umm, that wasn’t the diagnosis you originally gave me….
- Under the Oaks
- what’s up your butt?
Esophageal Cancer [top]
- Cancer-battle: Adventures of Mark Richardson
- CancerVivor
- An Explorer’s View of Life ** Honor Roll – “Guest Post”
- Fighting For Mike (I)
- Jerry Wyman’s Cancer Battle
- H. Ben’s Blog (I)
- sheepshepherdess
- Somebody Stop the World ** Honor Roll – “Guest Post”
- Wonderings of a Wannabe…
- Adrienne’s Updates-
- Adventures in ABVD-
- Anastasia’s Cancer Experience-
- At Least I Like Hats…. dx: ‘09
- Believing in faith-
- CaringBridge / andykeeley / My Story-
- Another Cancer Blog – Hodgkins
- Austin’s Hodgkin’s Journal
- http://www.awesomecancersurvivor.com/ – also breast cancer
- Believing in faith-
- Beware: I’m a Lymphomaniac dx: ‘08 (I)
- bits of myself-
- BRICKS for Young Adults – ** Honor Roll - “Guest Post”
- Careysdiary-
- Chemopalooza-
- Chris Alt Delete-
- Chronicles through the Valleys of Life-
- Dan Gennari
- Eric’s Updates: Allogeneic Transplant for Hodgkins
- eyes peeled, always – dx: ‘09
- Good Design Gone Bad….. – dx: ‘08
- Heather Z. Update-
- Hodge Podge: Finding Normalcy Post-Hodge
- Hodgkins Lymphoma Awareness – Welcome
- Hodgkin’s Lymphoma: My Story – dx: ‘08
- I may come back and fight for the enemy!-
- Jen’s journal-
- I made Cancer “MY BITCH”!- dx: ‘06
- CaringBridge / ianlaw / Welcome-
- CaringBridge / jamesparr / Welcome-
- The Journal of a Prizefighter- dx: ‘03. ‘05
- Kiss My Bald Head (I)
- Life, Drama and Chocolate… dx: ‘08 – autologous transplant
- Lumpy’s Diary
- Lymphoma Journal: Surviving Cancer – dx: ‘00 – (I)
- More Adventures in ABVD-
- My Chemical Romance-
- mynottoofunnycomix-
- www.moohouse.co.uk-
- My ride on the Hodgkins bus…
- Next stop, remission-
- Paper Gown Supermodel – dx: ‘09
- pattyhascancer: I could have won the lottery, but instead I got cancer.-
- Pregnant with Cancer
- The Radioactive Adventures of Cancer Boy – (I)
- red mist-
- Sanbans lymphorama-
- CaringBridge / selenesiegel / Welcome-
- Sherrie’s Hodgkin’s Site
- Silhouette of You-
- The Struggle with Cancer-
- Super Stories from the World of Hodgkins
- Swaddled in Bliss-
- taking life one day at a time -
- A Tale of Meningioma and NLPHL Hodgkins
- Triing to Give Back-
- true beauty, never hurries.-
- Welcome to the Land of the Osbornes!: Our Story-
- Young and Cancerous! – (I)
Kidney (Renal) Cancer [top]
- Angels For Sue: Surviving Advanced Kidney Cancer (I)
- Cancer squared- renal
- Counting My Abundant Blessings
- Dealing With Dad – family view
- Dream_Weaver’s Blog
- Jim’s Cancer Journey of the Vertical Man – (I)
- The Journey
- A journey of another kind….
- Love Through Action
- My Cancer Hat
- My Husband Has Kidney Cancer…….
- My Husband’s Cancer RCC
- My life with mRCC/ Advanced Kidney Cancer
- Our Life With Kidney Cancer
- RCC Win The Fight
- Roger’s RedToenail Blog : My journey with lung and kidney cancer (I)
- Save The Beans!
- taking life one day at a time
- Whuppin’ Cancer














































“The World as I See It..” is my blog about finding life again after the death of a child from cancer. Megan Bosselman died Easter Sunday, 2008, at age 27 from ACC – Adrenal Cortical Cancer. It is rare and aggressive. I don’t know if I have a place on your site, but I’d love to be a part of this most remarkable website.
Hi, I think your collection is great! Thanks for linking to me (Motherhood And Cancer). I will add a link to you as well. One thing–I have been re-diagnosed with Cancer of Unknown Primary, not lung cancer. I tell you this because those looking for help/support with lung cancer are usually kind of desperate to find help since lung cancer has such a depressing survival rate. It would be inaccurate to portray me as a lung cancer survivor.