A Gift of Hope During Leukemia
By Larisa Featherstone7 min read
Her daughter’s favorite stuffed animal was missing–the one thing keeping her spirits up during Leukemia treatments. Would they ever find him?
Living With Cancer
A Cancer Patient Learns to Accept Help
By Jeanne Kremers8 min read
She wanted to be brave about her cancer. Stoic. Uncomplaining. Trusting. And she didn’t want any fuss.
The Lie in Believe
By Carol Kuykendall1 min read
A woman battling cancer doubts her prayers are being heard.
A Wake-Up Call from Grandma
By Margaret Ames2 min read
She was struggling to find motivation to get moving on that winter morning—until she received a loving message from beyond.
Prayers for Healing
By Guideposts.org Editors2 min read
Call upon the Divine Physician for help healing your mind, body and spirit.
This Little Girl with Cancer Has an Inspiring Message for Us All
This 5-year-old girl has an important lesson to teach us when it comes to bravery.
‘Simpsons’ Co-Creator Sam Simon to Donate Millions to Charity After Terminal Cancer Diagnosis
By jtoomer2 min read
Sam Simon is choosing to fight his deadly disease with humor and generosity.
An Inspiring Hoops Hero
By Brett Leveridge3 min read
Lauren Hill, a college freshman fighting a losing battle against an inoperable brain tumor, came out on top in her first collegiate basketball game.
Divine Intervention on a Grand Scale
By Carolyn Choate-Turnbull6 min read
It was supposed to be the trip of a lifetime. Only now, with advanced breast cancer, she wasn’t sure how long that lifetime would be.
Guideposts Celebrates Breast Cancer Survivors at Avon Walk
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Hear the inspiring testimonies of people whose lives have been touched by breast cancer.
A Coach’s Victory
By Chuck Pagano8 min read
Family, football and faith were my life. My cancer diagnosis tested them all.
The Angel in Front of Me Calmed My Cancer Anxiety
By Linda Winkler4 min read
Enervated due to chemotherapy treatments, she was chagrined to find a long line at the bank. It was the last thing she needed–or so she thought.
