Digital Issue: WORK & CAREER
Digital download of the complete issue:
WORK & CAREER, August / September 2024, Vol 9, No 4, 100+ pages
We are so excited about this brand new Wildfire theme - an issue at the intersection of work and cancer is such an important issue for our community. As we know, cancer isn't something that only affects a person in the healthcare sense, it truly crosses over into all aspects of a person's life - and the way that insurance/heatlhcare is tied to employment further complicates things. Physical and mental changes cancer unleashes can alter the course of a career, schooling or overall earning potential. Perhaps cancer inspired you to start your own business or pivot career paths entirely. In this issue we hear stories of how work lives have been impacted by cancer – good, bad, large and small impacts.
Contents:
Cover Star: Thandi Montgomery
The Show Must Go On a poem by Treasa Levasseur | A Balancing Act by Mardi Kaplan | Life Has Forever Changed by Alison Pereto | Trading Places by Beth Gainer | A Train to Nowhere by Angela Firman | Ten Hours a Week by Janelle Linares | From Corporate to Cancer by Tina Conrad | Showing Up by Keri Smith | Failing Helped Me Survive by Jo McCrea | Sharp Words a poem by Joely A Serino | Never Assume by Lisa Jones Christensen | Finding Purpose in Paradox by Kate Rowbotham | Authentically Me by Kassi Sullivan | Don’t Hold Back by Sharon Zehavi | Job Insecurity artwork by Meagan Olson | Titless, Jobless, and Battling Hopelessness by Bethany Zoe | A Journalist Embedded in Cancerland by Aisha Chowdhry | Ten Years For What? by Steph Millett | Rosanne by Debbie Kerr | Life Unlearned a poem by Sophie Dormal
PLUS: Editor’s Note and Tell Your Story Writing Prompt by April Johnson Stearns
Digital download of the complete issue:
WORK & CAREER, August / September 2024, Vol 9, No 4, 100+ pages
We are so excited about this brand new Wildfire theme - an issue at the intersection of work and cancer is such an important issue for our community. As we know, cancer isn't something that only affects a person in the healthcare sense, it truly crosses over into all aspects of a person's life - and the way that insurance/heatlhcare is tied to employment further complicates things. Physical and mental changes cancer unleashes can alter the course of a career, schooling or overall earning potential. Perhaps cancer inspired you to start your own business or pivot career paths entirely. In this issue we hear stories of how work lives have been impacted by cancer – good, bad, large and small impacts.
Contents:
Cover Star: Thandi Montgomery
The Show Must Go On a poem by Treasa Levasseur | A Balancing Act by Mardi Kaplan | Life Has Forever Changed by Alison Pereto | Trading Places by Beth Gainer | A Train to Nowhere by Angela Firman | Ten Hours a Week by Janelle Linares | From Corporate to Cancer by Tina Conrad | Showing Up by Keri Smith | Failing Helped Me Survive by Jo McCrea | Sharp Words a poem by Joely A Serino | Never Assume by Lisa Jones Christensen | Finding Purpose in Paradox by Kate Rowbotham | Authentically Me by Kassi Sullivan | Don’t Hold Back by Sharon Zehavi | Job Insecurity artwork by Meagan Olson | Titless, Jobless, and Battling Hopelessness by Bethany Zoe | A Journalist Embedded in Cancerland by Aisha Chowdhry | Ten Years For What? by Steph Millett | Rosanne by Debbie Kerr | Life Unlearned a poem by Sophie Dormal
PLUS: Editor’s Note and Tell Your Story Writing Prompt by April Johnson Stearns
Digital download of the complete issue:
WORK & CAREER, August / September 2024, Vol 9, No 4, 100+ pages
We are so excited about this brand new Wildfire theme - an issue at the intersection of work and cancer is such an important issue for our community. As we know, cancer isn't something that only affects a person in the healthcare sense, it truly crosses over into all aspects of a person's life - and the way that insurance/heatlhcare is tied to employment further complicates things. Physical and mental changes cancer unleashes can alter the course of a career, schooling or overall earning potential. Perhaps cancer inspired you to start your own business or pivot career paths entirely. In this issue we hear stories of how work lives have been impacted by cancer – good, bad, large and small impacts.
Contents:
Cover Star: Thandi Montgomery
The Show Must Go On a poem by Treasa Levasseur | A Balancing Act by Mardi Kaplan | Life Has Forever Changed by Alison Pereto | Trading Places by Beth Gainer | A Train to Nowhere by Angela Firman | Ten Hours a Week by Janelle Linares | From Corporate to Cancer by Tina Conrad | Showing Up by Keri Smith | Failing Helped Me Survive by Jo McCrea | Sharp Words a poem by Joely A Serino | Never Assume by Lisa Jones Christensen | Finding Purpose in Paradox by Kate Rowbotham | Authentically Me by Kassi Sullivan | Don’t Hold Back by Sharon Zehavi | Job Insecurity artwork by Meagan Olson | Titless, Jobless, and Battling Hopelessness by Bethany Zoe | A Journalist Embedded in Cancerland by Aisha Chowdhry | Ten Years For What? by Steph Millett | Rosanne by Debbie Kerr | Life Unlearned a poem by Sophie Dormal
PLUS: Editor’s Note and Tell Your Story Writing Prompt by April Johnson Stearns
Big thanks to our Underwriters for their support of this issue! ABCD: After Breast Cancer Diagnosis; AnaOno; Christina Miner Enterprises, LLC; iRise Above Foundation; Thandi Monee' LLC; and Triage Cancer
