Sarah is 49 years old and was diagnosed on July 12, 2022 with Mantle Cell Lymphoma. She will finish her treatment in the New Year, and then undergo a stem cell transplant. Initially being dismissed by...

Cancer has profoundly shaped my life as a radiologist. From losing loved ones to witnessing my mother's survival, I’ve gained empathy and a deeper appreciation for patient care.

My cancer journey shifted from advocating for prevention to being a caregiver. I navigate grief while striving to enhance palliative care and provide compassionate support.

Cancer was a defining moment for me, transforming fear into strength and purpose. It led to vital connections and the chance to raise awareness across islands.

I was diagnosed with Non Hodgkin Lymphoma on the 23rd December 2009. Since that day my life has had some interesting turns. Having been in show business all my life, I thought I had led a very...

Tive o diagnóstico de câncer e enfrentei uma jornada difícil, mas com esperança, amor da família e trabalho continuo, me senti empoderada para fazer os tratamentos e hoje estou CURADA.

I’m Innes Thomson (54). A Scotsman born and bred, I have lived in Sydney for 22 years. Co-parent of 2 teenage boys. I live with my loving supportive partner, Kerry Ann.

As a Breast Imaging doctor, I appreciate my team's commitment to early detection on World Cancer Day, reaffirming our fight against cancer and preserving lives and love.

In March 2023, I learnt I had Leiomyosarcoma after a second stroke. Despite treatments, I discovered Stage IV cancer a year later, facing uncertain survival.

I am Glenda, an ovarian cancer survivor of 8 years. After multiple dismissals, I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, underwent treatment, and now advocate for women's health awareness.

As a NAPCAIM Int. member representing the UAE in Goa,I visited Dilasa Palliative Care,where we gave roses to patients.One elderly woman was deeply moved,thanking us holding rose close heart

On February 4th, we unite to support fighters against cancer, showing strength and courage together, proving that no one is alone in this battle.

Cancer is tough, but focusing on life's positives is crucial. Support from understanding friends and family, especially on bad days, truly makes a difference.

I faced the departure of my grandfather, my inspiration. His wisdom guides me still, even after his battle with cancer. I strive to honor his legacy as a student ambassador.

In my cancer journey, I faced diagnosis, treatment challenges, and isolation. Yet, I found strength in awareness, support, and hope for a future beyond this battle.

In 2015, I faced colon cancer after noticing symptoms. Despite challenges, I remained calm, trusting God's purpose and grace throughout my treatment journey.

Currently a property manager, with ambitions of becoming a licensed estate agent and eventually owning his own real estate agency, 26 year old Jayson Filomeno is now a picture of health, but he hasn’t...

Fahim Pacha, a devoted father, faces a life-altering cancer diagnosis. Through struggle and support, he finds strength, resilience, and a new purpose to inspire others.

In 2022, I was diagnosed with stage II breast cancer. Supported by the Hope Foundation For Cancer Care, I found strength and later inspired others, sharing hope as a cancer survivor.

In 2017, I started my journey at Baheya Foundation, transforming my life through compassionate training for physicians, focusing on holistic care for cancer patients.

Adriana reflexiona sobre su diagnóstico de cáncer a los 60 años, encontrando apoyo y gratitud en su tratamiento en FUCAM, transformando su perspectiva de vida.

I believed God's plan was for the best until I discovered my breast cancer in 2020. The journey made me learn, grow, and find strength in shared experiences.

After losing my mother at 14, I dedicated my life to supporting women with cancer. Through Baheya Foundation, I provide psychological support and hope for healing.

Cancer turned our lives upside down. We faced numerous challenges and diagnoses, ultimately leading to Paulo passing from metastatic colorectal cancer, while I keep managing my situation.