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Usha Jain (Breast Cancer): Be Mindful Of What You Do

Breast Cancer Diagnosis In 2014, I felt a lump in my left breast. I underwent a mammogram, but the results were negative. The lab technician advised that it was benign and should not be operated on. However, my brother-in-law, who is a surgeon, suggested that

Aditya Kumar Singh (Uterine Cancer): Be A Warrior

Hi, I am Aditya Kumar Singh, son of a fearless Cancer warrior. Although I didn't experience the pain firsthand, I could feel it in my mother's eyes, every time she didn't feel like herself because of the heavy cancer medications and regular treatments. It was a challenging

Anafe Gutierrez(Breast Cancer): The Beginning Of A New Life

Breast Cancer Diagnosis I am Anafe Gutierrez, a 48 years old Breast Cancer survivor. In 2007, I found out that I had a lump on my left breast, but I never told it to anyone, even my family, for ten years. In 2018, I started

Noemi Chavez (Breast Cancer): There Is A Rainbow After The Rain

DiagnosisI am Naomi Chavez from Manila, Philippines. I want to share my cancer experience with my parents, followers, cancer patients, and cancer survivors. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in January 2013. and underwent an updated radical mastectomy in my left breast. The affected mass

Doug Dallmann (Colorectal Cancer): Don't Let Cancer Overwhelm You

Diagnosis I am Doug Dallmann, a Patent Attorney living in the United States. At the age of 40, I was diagnosed with stage 3 colorectal cancer—a complete surprise as it went undiagnosed by nurses and health professionals who thought it might be something else. Discovering

Olivia Summer Hutcherson (Breast Cancer): My Story To Victory

Hey, It's Olivia, I am from Atlanta, Georgia, and this is my story. It's about the journey which has led me to where I am today, where I look at my life so differently, no less than a blessing, and wake up every single day with gratitude, thanking

Dev (Glioblastoma): Patients Need Good Balance

Glioblastoma Diagnosis My wife was India's first female Director-General of Police and had a stellar career. She was the DGP of Uttarakhand and was recently retired. She was still enjoying her life without all the official work and collaborating with the governments of

Prateek (Glioblastoma): Are Patients Victims Or Fighters?

The symptomsThe terms "sometimes and "something can imply both the positive and the negative. In my story, you will see that both these terms are used very commonly. Sometimes we win, sometimes we lose. And who knew that sometimes an asymmetrical smile could

Arun Thakur (Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma): Be Mentally Strong

"I never thought that I had Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma; I only thought that whatever problems I had were only because of the CMV virus. I prepared myself in such a way that cancer didn't affect me." Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Diagnosis On 3rd July

Scott Wilson (Colorectal Cancer): My Story Of Perseverance

The world must know that cancer patients are warriors and that cancer can be fought and won too. I am Scott Wilson, 52 years old, and I was born in Glasgow, Scotland, where I lived for the first 30 years of my life. Since 2105, I have lived

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Usha Jain (Breast Cancer): Be Mindful Of What You Do

Breast Cancer Diagnosis In 2014, I felt a lump in my left breast. I underwent a mammogram, but the results were negative. The lab technician advised that it was benign and should not be operated on. However, my brother-in-law, who is a surgeon, suggested that

Aditya Kumar Singh (Uterine Cancer): Be A Warrior

Hi, I am Aditya Kumar Singh, son of a fearless Cancer warrior. Although I didn't experience the pain firsthand, I could feel it in my mother's eyes, every time she didn't feel like herself because of the heavy cancer medications and regular treatments. It was a challenging

Anafe Gutierrez(Breast Cancer): The Beginning Of A New Life

Breast Cancer Diagnosis I am Anafe Gutierrez, a 48 years old Breast Cancer survivor. In 2007, I found out that I had a lump on my left breast, but I never told it to anyone, even my family, for ten years. In 2018, I started

Noemi Chavez (Breast Cancer): There Is A Rainbow After The Rain

DiagnosisI am Naomi Chavez from Manila, Philippines. I want to share my cancer experience with my parents, followers, cancer patients, and cancer survivors. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in January 2013. and underwent an updated radical mastectomy in my left breast. The affected mass

Doug Dallmann (Colorectal Cancer): Don't Let Cancer Overwhelm You

Diagnosis I am Doug Dallmann, a Patent Attorney living in the United States. At the age of 40, I was diagnosed with stage 3 colorectal cancer—a complete surprise as it went undiagnosed by nurses and health professionals who thought it might be something else. Discovering

Olivia Summer Hutcherson (Breast Cancer): My Story To Victory

Hey, It's Olivia, I am from Atlanta, Georgia, and this is my story. It's about the journey which has led me to where I am today, where I look at my life so differently, no less than a blessing, and wake up every single day with gratitude, thanking

Dev (Glioblastoma): Patients Need Good Balance

Glioblastoma Diagnosis My wife was India's first female Director-General of Police and had a stellar career. She was the DGP of Uttarakhand and was recently retired. She was still enjoying her life without all the official work and collaborating with the governments of

Prateek (Glioblastoma): Are Patients Victims Or Fighters?

The symptomsThe terms "sometimes and "something can imply both the positive and the negative. In my story, you will see that both these terms are used very commonly. Sometimes we win, sometimes we lose. And who knew that sometimes an asymmetrical smile could

Arun Thakur (Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma): Be Mentally Strong

"I never thought that I had Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma; I only thought that whatever problems I had were only because of the CMV virus. I prepared myself in such a way that cancer didn't affect me." Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Diagnosis On 3rd July

Scott Wilson (Colorectal Cancer): My Story Of Perseverance

The world must know that cancer patients are warriors and that cancer can be fought and won too. I am Scott Wilson, 52 years old, and I was born in Glasgow, Scotland, where I lived for the first 30 years of my life. Since 2105, I have lived

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Usha Jain (Breast Cancer): Be Mindful Of What You Do

Breast Cancer Diagnosis In 2014, I felt a lump in my left breast. I underwent a mammogram, but the results were negative. The lab technician advised that it was benign and should not be operated on. However, my brother-in-law, who is a surgeon, suggested that

Aditya Kumar Singh (Uterine Cancer): Be A Warrior

Hi, I am Aditya Kumar Singh, son of a fearless Cancer warrior. Although I didn't experience the pain firsthand, I could feel it in my mother's eyes, every time she didn't feel like herself because of the heavy cancer medications and regular treatments. It was a challenging

Anafe Gutierrez(Breast Cancer): The Beginning Of A New Life

Breast Cancer Diagnosis I am Anafe Gutierrez, a 48 years old Breast Cancer survivor. In 2007, I found out that I had a lump on my left breast, but I never told it to anyone, even my family, for ten years. In 2018, I started

Noemi Chavez (Breast Cancer): There Is A Rainbow After The Rain

DiagnosisI am Naomi Chavez from Manila, Philippines. I want to share my cancer experience with my parents, followers, cancer patients, and cancer survivors. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in January 2013. and underwent an updated radical mastectomy in my left breast. The affected mass

Doug Dallmann (Colorectal Cancer): Don't Let Cancer Overwhelm You

Diagnosis I am Doug Dallmann, a Patent Attorney living in the United States. At the age of 40, I was diagnosed with stage 3 colorectal cancer—a complete surprise as it went undiagnosed by nurses and health professionals who thought it might be something else. Discovering

Olivia Summer Hutcherson (Breast Cancer): My Story To Victory

Hey, It's Olivia, I am from Atlanta, Georgia, and this is my story. It's about the journey which has led me to where I am today, where I look at my life so differently, no less than a blessing, and wake up every single day with gratitude, thanking

Dev (Glioblastoma): Patients Need Good Balance

Glioblastoma Diagnosis My wife was India's first female Director-General of Police and had a stellar career. She was the DGP of Uttarakhand and was recently retired. She was still enjoying her life without all the official work and collaborating with the governments of

Prateek (Glioblastoma): Are Patients Victims Or Fighters?

The symptomsThe terms "sometimes and "something can imply both the positive and the negative. In my story, you will see that both these terms are used very commonly. Sometimes we win, sometimes we lose. And who knew that sometimes an asymmetrical smile could

Arun Thakur (Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma): Be Mentally Strong

"I never thought that I had Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma; I only thought that whatever problems I had were only because of the CMV virus. I prepared myself in such a way that cancer didn't affect me." Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Diagnosis On 3rd July

Scott Wilson (Colorectal Cancer): My Story Of Perseverance

The world must know that cancer patients are warriors and that cancer can be fought and won too. I am Scott Wilson, 52 years old, and I was born in Glasgow, Scotland, where I lived for the first 30 years of my life. Since 2105, I have lived

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