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Community > A Day in My Life

Featured Story
DianeSurviving, but Still Haunted
After sharing in several family members' experiences with cancer, and though she is a breast cancer survivor, the disease still haunts Diane's daily life.


Story Library
A Day in My Life stories are submitted by Community Members and are first-person accounts of what it is like to live with a disease or condition. The stories are separated into the following categories:

Addiction & Recovery
Aging Healthy
General Health
Mens Health
Mental Health
Parenting & Children's Health
Physical Conditions
Women's Health


Tell Your Story
Would you like to contribute a Day in My Life story to our community? Send us 200-500 words about how a disease affects your daily life, and how you have dealt with the challenges of your disease. For more information, e-mail us at: dayinmylife@drkoop.com.

    Make a Connection
Share your experiences with others in our health chats and message boards.


Special Reports
Dare to Dream: a Tour de Force
A cross-country trip. Through the hottest regions in the United States. During the hottest time of the year. A 30-year-old dialysis patient's coast-to-coast trip launched on June 25, but the real story behind the journey began long ago.

A Trail of Victory
When Susan Cooper learned she had breast cancer, hiking the Appalachian Trail was the last thing on her mind. Now, 12 years later, fueled with the triumph of surviving three battles with cancer, she is well on her way to conquering this 2,160-mile "Holy Grail" of hiking.


 
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