Enfrenté un cáncer de colon en estadio IV con una larga lucha de tratamientos, aprendí a valorar la vida, la familia y disfrutar de cada momento en esta segunda oportunidad.

I have had chronic cancer for 15 years. I painted three watercolors to represent three five-year periods of my life. I then took the watercolors and weaved them together. Then I wove in pieces of...

My empathy grew seeing women's confidence elevated and amplified during our care interventions. This has inspired me to innovate more deliberately and has amplified my gratitude and empathy.

Nashwa Ahmed, a volunteer at Baheya Foundation, finds fulfillment supporting women battling breast cancer, emphasizing the power of psychological support alongside treatment.

After facing vision loss and a breast cancer diagnosis, I found strength in my family’s support. I urge women to prioritize health for early detection and better outcomes.

In a clinic crowded with cancer patients who had traveled for days only to hear there was no medicine available. , I launched "Voices of Hope" to share their stories, and raise their voice.

I found myself overwhelmed with shock and disbelief. The thought that I might have cancer seemed unimaginable, and the fear of the pain and challenges that treatment might bring weighed heavily on me...

Finishing chemo on Christmas Eve Eve felt like a burden, not a celebration. Cancer taught me resilience, boundaries, and the importance of choosing myself amidst uncertainty.

Twice diagnosed with osteosarcoma, I battled isolation through writing and founded an organization to support other patients, proving that life continues beyond cancer.

What healing means to me. Coming home to myself. Being more compassionate. More joyful. And allowing space for the grief. One day at a time.

After being diagnosed with Stage 3A melanoma, I learned how crucial compassionate, clear communication and timely care are from healthcare providers after initially experiencing the opposite

At 25, my life changed with a breast cancer diagnosis. Through chemotherapy and challenges, I found strength in love and resilience, embracing hope and purpose.

In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, I grapple with my metastatic breast cancer diagnosis, reflecting on my past and finding strength and hope through love and perseverance.

Cancer transformed my life from data-driven precision to a compassionate healer, underscoring the importance of early detection and the profound stories behind each patient.

I support cancer patients, inspired by my mum's journey. Despite her struggles, I commit to providing emotional aid and improving access to care. Together, we fight!

I am Nahed, I am a cancer fighter who previously denied her diagnosis. Being able to fight, survive, volunteer to help cancer patients and now work at Baheya Foundation for early detection and...

This is my story. The communication of the diagnosis was handled poorly. I went away confused and distressed. Two weeks later I met two senior members of the nursing team who were understanding...

My husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer which has been treated however we won't know for some years whether it's been successful. My picture represents me stepping out on the journey we have...

Nandlal Gupta, battling lung cancer in rural India, shares his struggles for treatment amidst financial strain, urging support for others facing similar challenges.

Choosing surgical oncology was life-defining for me. Inspired by relatives' battles with cancer, I strive to relieve suffering and provide hope to patients every day.

The little sailboat on the ocean holds deep symbolic meaning for me. It represents the turmoil and challenges we face in life, where the rough seas can leave us feeling small, vulnerable, and...

Emily embraces her cancer diagnosis as a chance to teach resilience. Confident and strong, she faces challenges head-on, inspiring her children to do the same.

I was the carer for my husband as his health declined, neglecting my own issues. Finally, I pushed for tests and discovered my lump was stage 4 Metastatic Melanoma.