MyLifeLine easily connects cancer patients and caregivers with friends and family to reduce stress, anxiety and isolation. By creating your own private website, our goal is to help you find hope, regain control, document your journey, and receive social, emotional, and practical support from friends and family throughout the treatment process and beyond. On MyLifeLine discussion boards, you can connect with others like you. Share your unique cancer experiences and offer insights, coping strategies and inspiration.

Hear from one of our hospital partners: Kami Runzo, Clinical Manager at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, talks about the impact of The Bear Fund for families facing cancer. 

Emma was 13 when she was diagnosed with a brain tumor. She traveled 100 miles roundtrip from her home in Ohio for 30 treatment visits at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. The Bear Fund helped Emma’s family afford gas so she could get the care she needed.

Dr. Cynthia Thomson, PhD, RDN, FTOS, FAND discusses living well through healthy lifestyle skills and habits. This video was developed in partnership with the Colorectal Cancer Alliance, as part of the CSC’s Cancer Transitions Moving Beyond Treatment ® program.

This is a presentation on "Helping Your Patients Prepare for End of Life" given by Lillie D. Shockney, RN, BS, MAS, HON-ONN-CG, University Distinguished Service Professor of Breast Cancer and Professor of Surgery at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, as part of Cancer Support Community’s Psychosocial Oncology Professionals Symposium

Kelly discusses what was most meaningful to her as a caregiver to her husband, Justin, after he was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in 2007.

Watch this quick guide to learn more about supporting loved ones with advanced cancer through the treatment decision-making process.

Ruby, your virtual community navigator, will help you understand what maintenance therapy is and how it can be used to treat bladder cancer.

Ruby, your virtual community navigator, will help explain what members of the Black and African American community need to know about triple negative breast cancer.

Ruby, your virtual community navigator, will help you understand what small cell lung cancer is and how it can be treated.