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Julia Ojeda (Acute Myeloid Leukemia Survivor)

First experience When I first got leukemia, I remember being in school. The illness was pretty quick. I often recall feeling dizzy and fainting during mass. The teachers would call my mom to pick me up. Whenever they checked my temperature, it would be very

Mel Mann (Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Survivor)

I am a patient advocate and provide awareness about bone marrow transplantation for leukemia and clinical trials. I was diagnosed with Chronic Myeloid Leukemia in January 1995. I had given some tests right before the Christmas holidays here in Michigan and went to collect the results after

Anuja Raina (Pancreatic Cancer Caregiver)

I am Anuja, and I will be sharing my mother's cancer journey. She was a pancreatic cancer patient who passed away in 2011. Cancer treatment has come a long way since that time. We did not have cancer care camps or healing circles where we could talk

Susan Rienzo (Ovarian Cancer Survivor)

My cancer journey began in 2016 when I started to feel discomfort in the lower right side of my abdomen and went to the doctor a few times to figure out what it was. I had some blood tests and x-rays done, but the doctors could not find

Anil Khanna (Breast Cancer Caregiver)

The journey began in late 2017; my wife, Pooja, felt a lump in her left breast. For some reason, she kept the news to herself, thinking she could manage it, and it was only in February 2018 that we had the first mammogram done. I clearly remember

Diana Lindsay (Lung Cancer Survivor)

My first experience with cancer was in 1993. I was diagnosed with stage 1 colorectal cancer, which taught me many things. The first thing it taught me was the power of a dream. I began believing in it because I learned about my illness through a plan. It

Dr Mohit Verma (Caregiver to His Mother)

Dr Mohit Verma is a caregiver to his mother diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer. Her mother is still undergoing treatment. Symptom and diagnosis The symptoms started all of a sudden in March 2020. When they went to see the doctor, he

Subash Garg (Eye Cancer Survivor)

It is a known fact that life is full of ups and downs, and one such incident that made me experience the downs of life was the car accident where I injured my leg. I was declared as 35% handicapped. The word handicapped has a way of putting

Dr. Nikhil Aggarwal (Acute Myeloid Leukemia Survivor)

I am a general physician and a two-time blood cancer survivor. I was first diagnosed with AML in July 2012. Before that, I completed my MBBS in January 2010 and worked in a hospital. I had no health problems and was completely healthy in all aspects. I

Carla Harrington (Colon Cancer Survivor)

It started in 2007; I was misdiagnosed for about a year. My initial symptoms were abdominal pain, shortness of breath and bloating. I had gone to many doctors, but no one could properly find what was wrong with me. I was sent home with medicines and told I

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