Living Well With Cancer

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About This Class

New Cancer Diagnosis?  Learn from a Stage 4 Cancer Survivor What to Do *(& What NOT to Do)

Who do you know who’s facing cancer right now?  Cancer is so prevalent we all know someone – a family member or friend, maybe someone you work with or go to church with, or maybe the person facing cancer right now is you. 

In this unique class you will learn crucial time, energy, and potentially even life-saving information from a stage 4 cancer survivor (who’s named Joy).  In about 90 minutes which is less time than many movies take, Joy will share with you in 10 bite-sized lessons key resources so you can find helpful information when time is of the essence and decisions need to be made (For example, you know of cancer.org, but do you know about cancer.net?).  She’ll also point you to great places to find support and en“courage”ment for your cancer journey. 

Joy was unexpectedly diagnosed with stage 4 Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma (in her 30’s!) and she discovered, “No one is happy they have cancer, but you can have cancer & still be happy.” 

You’ve heard “Laughter is the best medicine,” and “Mind over matter,” right?  The point of this class isn’t to be happy about cancer, but to learn how to have more good days than bad … 

Joy authored “Cancer with JOY” published by Morgan James Publishing of New York City.  She has also blogged for The Huffington Post, and been featured on the radio, television, and in numerous other online and print articles.  Her live interactive programs at hospitals/cancer treatment centers, churches, and cancer survivor events receive standing ovations for how real and inspirational they are.  Joy received her Master’s Degree in Health Communication from Boston University.  When facing cancer, you desperately need a “dose of Joy,” and that’s what this class will provide.  Joy is your personal guide to facing cancer telling you about valuable resources providing a quick demo to navigate them saving significant time. 

You have lots going on right now, so your final project simply includes talking about what you learned by checking out the resources Joy will show you; which one was the most valuable to you and why?