When you are living with LFS, there are a lot of positives and negatives. Almost everyone is positive that they don’t want to be positive-
When my cousin Jen asked me to write a blog entry about living with Li-Fraumeni Syndrome, I had no idea what I would even write
Mushrooms. The Magical world of Mushrooms. There are many types of mushrooms. Some mushrooms are edible and some are not, some cause disease and others
Perhaps the most dynamic speaker of the 2013 Li- Fraumeni Syndrome Conference in Boston was Dr. Joshua Schiffman from the Huntsman Clinic in Utah. I
Jessica Wallace Sergeant is an inspiration to the LFS community and anyone who knew her. Although LFS took this beautiful woman at the age of
Turmeric is a spice from a root related to ginger that’s been used in Asian and Indian cooking for thousands of years. Turmeric is regularly
On the evening of October 25th, over 100 family members who live with LFS met to share stories and relate to this tough journey over
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Most women with LFS are very much aware of breast cancer. Breast cancer accounts for more than 40% of
In the first memoir that even mentions Li Fraumeni Syndrome, author, blogger and LFSer Linda Zercoe takes us through a journey most LFSers can identify
Ever since we were kids, we are told to eat a healthy diet. When we were young- cereals and other grains made up the foundation
