Janice Armbrust
Supporting a young adult with cancer can feel overwhelming.
You don't have to do it alone.
About Janice
When I was 29 years old, I was diagnosed with glioblastoma (GBM), an aggressive form of brain cancer.
Since then, I married the love of my life, moved from New York to Los Angeles, adopted the goofiest furball, and published my first book.
Today, I'm supporting other young adults facing cancer by helping their loved ones show up with empathy, practical action, and sustained presence, and by openly speaking about my fight against glioblastoma.
I'm on a mission to raise awareness for the challenges young cancer patients are facing and to help those impacted by cancer to regain hope, optimism, courage, and resilience.
My Story
A Cancer Warrior's Perspective
Janice Armbrust
My Book
A Practical Guide for Loved Ones to Support Young Adults Fighting Cancer
How can you best support someone who is dealing with cancer?
In my book, I provide answers to this question drawn from my own experience as a cancer patient. I provide useful tips, actionable suggestions, and helpful insights for supporters at the end of each chapter.
If you're a significant other, friend, relative, colleague, neighbor, running mate, climbing partner, or any other supporter of someone with cancer, this book is for you!
A Practical Guide for Loved Ones
For conferences, panels, podcasts, or events where you want to explore real-world support, survivor stories, or stories about optimism and resilience.
Looking for a guide or guest speaker for your support group? I'd love to connect and offer insight for both fellow warriors and their loved ones.
Have an idea that doesn't fit in a box? Reach out, I'd love to hear it.