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Live Life Now Project interviews oncology nutritionist and brain cancer patient Andrea Schaffer who offers invaluable guidance for anyone navigating the challenges of cancer diagnosis and treatment.

This article looks at the profound impact cancer has on relationships with family and friends.

This article sheds light on the most prevalent emotions shared by cancer patients, as articulated by those who have bravely faced this disease.

I’m very proud and honored to announce the publication of my second book “Twenty Stories: Resilience, Courage, and Hope in the Face of Cancer,” a collection of personal accounts that takes readers on an intimate journey through the lives of 20 cancer patients and survivors from around the world. In this second book in the

The cancer journey has taught our followers and participants many important lessons that they have graciously shared with others through our surveys. Live Life Now Project commonly asks patients and survivors to reflect on their experiences and share the most valuable lessons they have learned. The responses were profound and illuminating, highlighting key themes that

As much as we would like to turn a blind eye to the harsh realities of cancer, it’s important to acknowledge and discuss the worst aspects of this disease, which I do as part of my surveying of cancer patients and survivors for Live Life Now Project. One of the key aspects of the project

Cancer is a disease that affects millions of people worldwide. It’s a diagnosis that can be overwhelming and can make one feel like giving up on life. However, cancer patients and survivors have valuable insights to share that can inspire others facing similar challenges. Live Life Now Project is dedicated to providing inspiration and support

Cancer patients and survivors have gained invaluable wisdom from their journeys, and when asked for advice to people who complain about the daily grind, their responses are eye-opening. These patients have experienced the painful reality of a changed life, including spending days in a hospital bed, doctors’ appointments and chemotherapy sessions, loss of physicality, and

For the past 10 years or so, I have surveyed cancer patients and survivors globally via my Instagram page Live Life Now Project, and also published a beautifully-designed coffee table book of quotes (Search “Live Life Now Project” on Amazon in your region) taken from many of these surveys — inspiring quotes about what’s important

Life is a precious gift, and cancer patients and survivors know this more than anyone else. Over the years, I have surveyed thousands of cancer patients and survivors from all parts of the globe, who have shared their experiences and wisdom in a series of responses to a number of survey questions about life. Through