The good moments will come again: José Enrique’s Uncommon Story
“You have bad moments in life, and good moments in life. The good moments will come again. It may be your turn to be unlucky, but you can get to the other side.” Continue reading
Category Archives: Uncommon Stories
You don’t have an expiration date: Jonathan’s Uncommon Story
Gem and Pio’s Uncommon Story: Life can still be beautiful
Juliana’s Uncommon Story: The importance of connecting with others
Lindsay’s Uncommon Story: The bumpy road of long-term survivorship
Allen’s Uncommon Story: Remembering my wife, Tiffany
Kaitlin’s Uncommon Story: Chordoma led me where I was meant to be
Kaitlin thought her treatment had to come before any of her own desires. But one member of her care team changed that perspective. Continue reading
Welcoming the unwelcome guest: Parenting with chordoma
For Mike Queensland and Kimberly Ochs, parenting with chordoma has been a lesson in letting go of control, learning to assess which challenges and opportunities they can take on, and empowering their loved ones to offer support. Though their families and experiences are different, many of their tips for navigating chordoma while parenting are the same. Continue reading