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Stella Herman (Colorectal Cancer Survivor)

Stella Herman (Colorectal Cancer Survivor)

Early symptoms My name is Stella Herman. In late 2019, I started to see the blood in my stool. I didn't take any action because I didn't feel any abdominal pain or fever. So in January 2020, I went to the hospital for checkups. They
Julia Ojeda (Acute Myeloid Leukemia Survivor)

Julia Ojeda (Acute Myeloid Leukemia Survivor)

First experience When I first got leukemia, I remember being in school. The illness was pretty quick. I remember feeling very weak and dizzy. I often remember feeling dizzy and fainting when we went to mass. The teachers would call my mom to pick me
Hemant Mishra (Ovarian Cancer Caregiver)

Hemant Mishra (Ovarian Cancer Caregiver)

About me I am a retired airport pilot and have been in operations through and through, which means military operations. My partner Neila and I are poles apart. I was an extrovert much outward in nature, a sportsman and military life. But she was a
Asmita Chattopadhyay (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Asmita Chattopadhyay (Breast Cancer Survivor)

I am from West Bengal, and I was working in Mumbai and had been newly married. Four months into the marriage, I noticed a lump in my breast, and my first thought wasnt cancer. I observed it for some time and thought it might be related to my
Heather Renelle (Brain Cancer Survivor)

Heather Renelle (Brain Cancer Survivor)

About me I am Heather Renelle. I was born in Fort Worth, and now I am in Texas. I'm a singer, songwriter, and music teacher. I was in California when I found out that I had brain cancer. I learned about it after I had
Glenn Holland (Lung Cancer Survivor)

Glenn Holland (Lung Cancer Survivor)

About meMy name is Glenn Holland. I live in the United States in the state of North Carolina. I am going to be 52 years old in July. In February of 2018, I coughed up blood and that was the first indication that
Harsha Nagi (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Harsha Nagi (Breast Cancer Survivor)

I was forty when I noticed that a part of my right breast was hard, and it would hurt if I touched it. My menstrual cycle was also delayed. I saw these symptoms in August, and I did not worry about them for around a month. When
Steve Cobb (Brain Cancer Survivor)

Steve Cobb (Brain Cancer Survivor)

I was first diagnosed with glioblastoma in 1990 and was told there was no cure, and I had to get my affairs in order. At that point, I was desperate to find someone willing to operate on the tumour in my brain. I was going around contacting neurosurgeons,
Varsha Dixit (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Varsha Dixit (Breast Cancer Survivor)

I knew I had breast cancer when I initially discovered a lump in my right breast. I learned how cancer worked and knew my medical history, so I did not think much about it and ignored it for two weeks. When the lump was still there, I
Shraddha Subramanian (Uterine Cancer Survivor)

Shraddha Subramanian (Uterine Cancer Survivor)

I am Shraddha Subramanian. I am the founder of Sparkling Soul and Indias first intuition expert, business and executive coach and an author. It all began when I conceived in 2012, it was not conceived in an actual way so I had to undergo D&C. After the procedure,
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