*My legs gave way and I crumbled to the floor. I felt hopeless as I struggled to my knees. I could no longer hold it together. My muffled cries became sobs as I realized I was on the verge of a ...

Writer Tamar Charney shares how experimenting with cyanotype prints has changed her perspective on her photographs - and how easily we accept change as the new normal. Things have been looking really ...

The end of cancer treatment marks the start of navigating a new, uncertain normal, not the end of its impact. Support groups provide a transformative space for survivors to connect, share experiences, ...

I am deeply flattered, and touched, that so many readers noticed my month-long absence from the pages of the Daily News. There were several messages sent to me asking what I’ve been up to, and to ...

Life, in its most serene moments, often goes unnoticed. The simple routine of waking up, drinking a cup of coffee, walking through familiar streets, or laughing with loved ones may seem unremarkable.

To make up for May’s slack, I’ve been going to the gym far more often. I’m actually trying to go at least five days a week, but missed today because of a small crisis that need immediate attention. My ...

Cancer diagnosis and treatment redefine normality, with chronic conditions like follicular lymphoma posing ongoing challenges and risks of recurrence. The pandemic exacerbated the difficulty of ...

LANSING, Mich (WLNS) — A 7-year-old Michigan girl named Mackenzie Smith has published a book about her life during the pandemic. Hand-washing and mask-wearing are two of the biggest things Mackenzie, ...

It's September -- time for the ritual planting of 100 tulip bulbs. With each handful of bone meal I toss in to nourish the bulbs through their cold winter, I add a little wish that I'll be around to ...