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Lakshi (Breast Cancer Caregiver)

Lakshi (Breast Cancer Caregiver)

My family's journey with cancer began when I was just nine years old. My mother was diagnosed with cancer for the very first time. My mother found a lump in her left breast and decided to consult a doctor, who asked her to take a PET and
Ivy Joy (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Ivy Joy (Breast Cancer Survivor)

I was diagnosed with ER+ Stage-2 Breast Cancer. I did not have any symptoms, and I was not someone who regularly did my breast checking, but one night, I had a nudge to do it and was surprised to feel a big lump on my left breast.
Marina Brovoko (Brain Cancer Survivor)

Marina Brovoko (Brain Cancer Survivor)

When I initially went to the doctor, the malignant tumor was not detected immediately. The doctors were sure that the tumor found in my brain was a benign formation. But after the first operation and histology, a terrifying diagnosis was revealed. I was diagnosed with epithelioid hemangioendothelioma, malignant
Willie Suarez (Oropharyngeal Cancer Survivor)

Willie Suarez (Oropharyngeal Cancer Survivor)

I was diagnosed with oropharyngeal cancer, stage IV. I had no specific cancer symptoms except for a small lump on the side of my neck. I had known about the lump for weeks, maybe even months but was not bothered by it. It wasnt until my wife noticed
Susan McClure (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Susan McClure (Breast Cancer Survivor)

I was 35 when I was first diagnosed with breast cancer. I was lying in bed one night when I felt a lump on my right breast and thought it was odd. I asked my husband if he thought so, too, and he suggested that I get it
Pattrick (Lymphoma Cancer Survivor)

Pattrick (Lymphoma Cancer Survivor)

I was first diagnosed in 1990 with lymphoma. I was in California at that time and noticed a lump on the side of my neck, so I went to the doctor to get it checked. The doctor suggested a biopsy, and the results showed that I had
Ali Belmadani (Sarcoma Cancer Survivor)

Ali Belmadani (Sarcoma Cancer Survivor)

I was first diagnosed with Sarcoma when I was 26 years old. I felt a tumour in my left leg when I was taking a shower. I would never have thought that I had cancer. I thought it was a regular lump, but when I went to
Christine Moon (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Christine Moon (Breast Cancer Survivor)

I was diagnosed with aggressive her2-positive breast cancer at the age of 38. I did not have a family history of cancer and had been the epitome of health all my life. I was a health and wellness personal trainer, a vegetarian since I was 19, and a
Anchal Sharma (Breast Cancer Survivor)

Anchal Sharma (Breast Cancer Survivor)

In 2016, I noticed something in my breast that was the size of a peanut, but I was not too worried about this because my mother used to have fibroids in her breast that were there for 20 years and dissolved later. So, I related the lump with
Uma Dey (Ovarian Cancer Survivor)

Uma Dey (Ovarian Cancer Survivor)

It was May 2020, in the middle of the pandemic, and since there was a lockdown, I was working from home and managing my house simultaneously. I started experiencing pain in my shoulder and had a virtual call with my usual physician. He prescribed a few muscle relaxants
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