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Lauren Tarpley (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Lauren Tarpley (Breast Cancer Survivor)

I was diagnosed with breast cancer in September 2020 at the age of 34. I had a 17-month-old son and the news came as a shock to me. At that time I could do nothing but figure out a path and forge ahead. The diagnosis
Paige DeRogatis (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Paige DeRogatis (Breast Cancer Survivor)

The DiagnosisI was diagnosed with breast cancer in May, 2020, after I had found a lump in my breast. I visited my doctor; they did the physical examination and the biopsy; then they staged me at about two or three. They communicated that they
Allison Rosen (Colorectal Cancer Survivor)

Allison Rosen (Colorectal Cancer Survivor)

It started with a stomach problem One night, after dinner with friends, I felt like my food was stuck inside me. My bowel habits had also become noticeably different over the last few weeks. But I chalked it up to the food I had been eating or possibly a stomach bug. Finally,
Gloria Nelson (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Gloria Nelson (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Gloria Nelson was diagnosed with breast cancer on 8th October 2018. She is also a campaign ambassador for Cancer Research, UK. She says, "awareness is a must. People should talk out loud about it. Only awareness can push out the stigma."It all started
Samuel Gunnell (Multiple Myeloma Survivor)

Samuel Gunnell (Multiple Myeloma Survivor)

A little about me My life changed radically because of the experience that I've had, I was a fun-loving person otherwise. I am so excited and enthusiastic to get back and tell everyone that if I could turn my life around from a near-death situation,
Sheila Vanessa (Brain Cancer Survivor)

Sheila Vanessa (Brain Cancer Survivor)

How I got diagnosedIt all began with just a simple cold and constant headaches, migraines and a cough that wouldn't go away. I had shortness of breath along with these symptoms, hence I visited my primary care doctor. They prescribed me medication but that
Yvette Douglas (Cervical Cancer Survivor)

Yvette Douglas (Cervical Cancer Survivor)

I would like to start the saying I am highly blessed. I am trying not to cry because everything I have been through with cancer has taken a toll on my life tremendously like stuff I am used to doing I can't do. People who I thought were going to be there for me, were not,
Angelina Wasson (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Angelina Wasson (Breast Cancer Survivor)

It all began with a lump against my arm I was chatting with a friend downstairs in my home and I felt a hard lump against my arm, something I had never felt before. Once my friend left I ran upstairs to my husband and
Pilar Portela (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Pilar Portela (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Diagnosis and treatment  I was diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer in December 2017. It was Christmas time. I went for a regular check-up. I was just shocked to hear the report. The doctor told me that a social worker in the hospital would
Jeremie Estegassy (Hodgkin's Lymphoma Survivor)

Jeremie Estegassy (Hodgkin's Lymphoma Survivor)

Jeremie Estegassy is a Stage 3 Hodgkin's Lymphoma Survivor. He finished his last treatment in 2019, and now he is on his road to remission.I started losing weight drastically I started to lose substantial weight, had night sweats, and had
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