Diagnosed at 31 with stage 4 CRC in Sept 2019. Tried getting a colonoscopy a few years before diagnosis, only to be denied and told I’m too young. Had fatigue, occasional bloody stools, and off and on again back pain. Went through numerous chemotherapy treatments, liver, lung and colon resection to remove the primary tumor […]

I am a 6 year survivor and God healed me 3 times of the same cancer so just keep pushing and praying and most importantly keep your faith in God and he will do the rest. I am for healing to everyone with this disease. Share your own cancer survivor story to spread more inspiration!

My survival story starts in mid-2018 while I was a caregiver for my mom who was battling metastatic lung cancer. I had some significant GI symptoms which I ignored assuming they were stress related. I did the same when I developed horrible right neck, shoulder, and arm pain. In early 2019, I finally broke down

In 2017 when we started talking about what we were going to do in retirement, where we were going to live etc. I decided I would look into having a gastric sleeve. Fast forward to January 2018 I was on the operating room table for the surgery and the surgeon Dr. Peters flicked the camera up

I am now a 67-year-old retired industrial accountant living in Western Colorado. I am enormously grateful and blessed to announce that I am celebrating 10 years of survivorship this, the summer and fall of 2022. May 1st of 2012, I received that infamous diagnosis that I did indeed have Tonsillar Cancer and that it was the

March 19th, 2021. I was drinking my morning coffee, just about to get ready for work when I got this sharp pain on my right side. It went up my side, to my arm, my shoulder, and my neck. It was so sharp I couldn’t catch my breath. I woke up my wife and told

My name is Anna and I am a 9-year breast cancer survivor.  I was diagnosed with Stage I estrogen/progesterone and Her2 positive breast cancer when I was 36-years old.  I found a breast lump in the shower and thought it was probably nothing since there wasn’t a cancer history in my family.  After the biopsy

After what I thought was my body not healing from an emergency c-section five months earlier, I went to my OB to see just what was going on. At first, I was pushed aside saying it was the way my body was healing and possible infection so was sent home on an antibiotic. That didn’t

I was 39 when I was diagnosed. No one wants to hear the words “you have cancer”. I told my oncologist that I wasn’t doing chemo. I had stage 2B cancer, lymph nodes were involved so I had to do radiation and chemo. My oncologist told me and my mom that if I didn’t do