Liz Sherman

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Learn the story behind the Keith the Cat Foundation and its mission to comfort children with cancer and remind them they are never alone.

Beauty isn’t found in perfection. Through the story of Jimothy the raccoon, a cancer support group, and lifelong friendships, discover how suffering can reveal compassion, strength, and true beauty.

After six years of living with cancer, I’ve learned that emotional exhaustion touches patients, caregivers, friends, and families alike. Here’s why staying connected matters more than ever.

Recently, a beautiful group of angels from Cancer Support Community of Greater Ann Arbor (Michigan) has enjoyed the Keith the Cat items.

Sometimes the bravest people aren’t the loudest heroes—but the ones fighting their hardest battles in silence.

Survivor’s guilt after cancer is more common than many realize. Our Keith the Cat founder, Liz, shares her story of fear, loss, and learning to cope after good news.

When cancer struck, a loyal cat offered unexpected healing. A powerful story about love, pets, and the human–animal bond.

A personal cancer story about emotional overwhelm, counseling, and why asking for help is not weakness—but an essential part of healing.

Most people think melanoma comes from the sun—but that’s not always true. My cancer started in a place I never imagined. Here’s why we need to pay attention to the areas of our bodies we rarely talk about, and why early detection matters more than we think.

When cancer entered my life again — this time through my mother’s diagnosis — I realized how easily fear can silence grace. This is a story about loss, anger, and learning to respond with compassion, even when the right words seem impossible.