At Each Moment We’re Alive, we strive to empower and offer cancer survivors the resources and assistance they need to navigate through their process, both during and after treatment.
L.A.N.D - Survivorship Program
The Living A New Day, L.A.N.D. Survivorship Program is a guided program that helps individuals create positive outcomes for their future, by providing a step-by-step process, knowledge, and skills to thrive in a new normal after a cancer diagnosis. Our program empowers individuals not only to survive but also to thrive, by offering valuable resources and strategies to live sustainably after their diagnosis.
LIVE - Support Groups
Our support groups offer a safe and compassionate environment for cancer survivors to connect with others who have gone through similar experiences and share their stories. Whether it's through online or in-person meetings, our community provides emotional support to those who need it most.
Cancer Support Navigation
The Cancer Navigators at Each Moment We're Alive provide LIVE emotional support and resources like wigs, finances, and support services for all cancer patients. The aim is to empower patients with the knowledge to facilitate a positive path forward beyond cancer.
FACEBOOK - Private Group
This private group is intended for cancer survivors who wish to belong to a community of Thrivers who believe cancer is something that happens to you, it does not define who you are. We are here to help each other through support and encouragement.
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Continued Support - Circle of Angels
The "Circle of Angels" strive to maintain the sense of sisterhood and community they have created, while also offering support for those starting their own journey.
10 Steps to Nourish Yourself So You Can Thrive is written and designed with the collaboration of an integrative nutritionist and Cindy Sheridan Murphy to nourish not only your body with food but to nourish your entire being to start feeling like yourself again.
Life after a cancer diagnosis is simply different, but with simple tips you can integrate into your daily routine, you can not only survive but thrive in the “NEW” Norm.
Stories of Impact
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After my breast cancer diagnosis,I didn't have anyone to talk to or get guidance. Other support groups ignored me. Gilda's club was the worst. Then I found this group and now have several ladies I am becoming friends with and even feel like family. This group has helped me more than I can say in this space. I highly recommend.
Msmustang, 03/23/2023
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My Mom was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 44. I met Cindy Murphy on a trip to Ireland in 2018. I felt I had know her my whole life! She was fun to be around, personable and energetic. It was not until some time later that I learned of her breast cancer ordeal and the breast cancer support group she runs - Each Moment We’re Alive. I shared with her my Mom’s journey and told her if I was ever diagnosed with breast cancer she would be one of the first three phone calls I would make. In the summer of 2021 I had to make that call. Cindy calmed my fears and took me step by step through the scariest time of my life. From a list of questions to ask the surgeon to navigating through all the technical jargon, Cindy was there guiding me and calming me. I can’t say enough about this angel of a women and the wonderful support group she runs. Until you hear that diagnosis you have no idea what that support will mean to you. Two or three months after I was diagnosed, one of my best friends was diagnosed. I was able to guide her through her journey because of the wonderful guidance I had received from Cindy and her support group. By the way, Mom lived to be 91, but she must have been so scared. I wish she had had the kind of support I got as she went through her own journey all those years ago.
debbiehancock, 03/23/2023
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I started going to the support groups while I was still receiving chemotherapy almost five years ago and continue to go to help others while they are going through their cancer journey. We are there for each other through the hard times and the good times as well. We have become not just cancers survivors in a group but have a developed friendships along the way. The best thing I have ever done for myself in a very long time was to join this organization.
flipfleury, 03/25/2023
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This nonprofit is so helpful because it is run by a cancer survivor and Board of Directors, who have broad experience survivorship and community building.
Support group discussions are practical and supportive. Everyone's cancer story is valued. That is why women from all over the USA (and even abroad) come to this group, since it went virtual and accessible to those outside the physical western Massachusetts area.
Thank you, Cindy, for raising survivor visibility among the region and beyond, as well as bringing the survivor community together in real life fun activities.
cgardner, 03/26/2023
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I have found so much support, strength and compassion as a member of this group following my breast cancer diagnosis in 2019. Cindy, the facilitator and the other survivors have truly helped in my recovery and survivorship.
Each Moment We’re Alive has been there for me when some of my family and friends were not able to be there for me for various reasons, when I really needed them. I learned how to be an advocate for myself in dealing with challenging medical situations.
I am so grateful to be part of this group, I have learned so much from the other survivors and look forward to our time together. It’s reassuring to know that each week as my schedule permits, I can participate in the group gatherings by zoom.
ejcap4k, 03/23/2023
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I was diagnosed with breast cancer in March of 2020. It was very difficult to go through cancer treatment during the pandemic since all support groups in person were canceled. I was able to join Cindy’s support group in October of that year while I was going through radiation. Cindy and the ladies were so welcoming, and truly understood what I was going through. Meeting Cindy and the rest of the ladies have definitely been the highlight of my cancer journey. It’s so nice to have new friends to share challenging experiences with especially when you know, they truly understand you. Even though my cancer treatment may be over I still find their friendship And support very important in my life.
survivor2020, 03/25/2023