Cancer Support Community - Atlanta

12/01/2025

Giving Tuesday is Tomorrow! ✨

CSC Atlanta is excited to join this global movement of generosity. Giving Tuesday is a day dedicated to uplifting communities and supporting organizations that make a meaningful impact.💙

We’re grateful for everyone who helps us provide hope, healing, and support to those impacted by cancer.

11/28/2025

Our Friendsgiving Luncheon was full of connection, gratitude, and community. Thank you to all who joined us to celebrate the season together. We hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving and enjoyed a restful holiday! 🍂✨

11/27/2025

We are so thankful for our members at CSC Atlanta! Happy Thanksgiving! 🤎🦃

11/26/2025

This time of year always reminds us how grateful we are for our CSC community, the support we share, and the joy in every event. 🤎

🍂 What are you most thankful for? Let us know below!

11/24/2025

💛Thankful Today & Every Day

This season, we’re celebrating the people who make our mission possible. Read below what Katie Armsby, CSC Atlanta Physician Liaison, is thankful for this holiday season and every day!

💌 “I am forever grateful for the ability to spend time surrounded by family and friends. I am also thankful for the opportunity to work alongside so many who dedicate themselves to improving the lives of those impacted by cancer. I’m excited for what lies ahead in 2026.”

We’re so grateful for Katie and all she brings to CSC Atlanta! ✨

11/21/2025

Join us for a special series this December designed to ease neuropathy symptoms through gentle, guided movement. By the end of the series, you’ll leave with practical tools you can use daily—right from the comfort of your home.

📅 Register for each class in the series!
💻 Please note: 12/11 is virtual only; all remaining classes are available both in-person and online..

Let’s move, strengthen, and heal together ✨

11/18/2025

In Case You Missed It: Check out the video from Let’s Talk About: Pancreatic Cancer in Our Community!

Dr. Malini Sur from Atlanta Liver & Pancreas Surgical Specialists breaks down the key facts about pancreatic cancer, including what to watch for and how it’s treated. Hear registered Dietitian Alison DeVries offer expert nutritional guidance tailored to those navigating pancreatic cancer, followed by uplifting closing remarks from patient advocate Alicia Turner.

Share this video with a friend and help spread awareness. Visit Atlanta - Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN) to learn more about ways to get involved with PanCan! 💜

11/18/2025

Join us for our Friendsgiving Luncheon as we celebrate friendship and gratitude! Enjoy a delicious meal, connect with others, and share in the holiday spirit. We can’t wait to make memories together. 🧡🥧

11/17/2025

✨ Boost your energy with the power of nutrition! Join us tomorrow, November 18 for a seminar on how calories, meal timing, and key nutrients support energy during and after cancer treatment. Learn practical strategies to manage fatigue and simple, realistic tips to feel your best every day. 💛

11/14/2025

What a feast! 🦃🍂 Thanksgiving came early here at CSC Atlanta thanks to Chef Mike and Chef Kip, who led us through a festive Thanksgiving cooking demo full of traditional favorites with a healthy twist! It was the perfect kick off for this holiday season 🤎

11/13/2025

👀 Have you registered yet? There’s been a lot of buzz about the gut microbiome, but what is it really, and how does it impact your health?

Join Dr. Lyday from Neighborhood Gastroenterology and Nutrition for a free virtual program exploring how your gut works, why balance matters, and what you can do to support better digestive and overall health.

What’s one question you’ve always had about gut health or the microbiome? 💭 Share it in the comments below.

11/06/2025

What do women need to know about ovarian cancer? 💙
We’re grateful to Dr. Michelle Glasgow for shedding light on this important topic and for highlighting Cancer Support Community Atlanta as a valuable resource for the oncology community.

Learn more in the article below!

“Understanding ovarian cancer can save lives,” said Dr. Michelle Glasgow, a board-certified gynecologic oncologist with Atlanta Gynecologic Oncology.