Actually it started as a tiny little mouth thrust on the lower lips and upon several fungi antibiotics and herbal medicines, the growth kept increasing/spreading. At this stage, doctors were saying its fungi infection and I was placed on several fungi antibiotics. Months later I was asked to go do a biopsy and it tested …
In December 2018, I was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer. I remember the day I found out about this “dreaded” diagnosis at such a young age of 34. I was terrified, I cried. I saw death! How was this possible, I thought. I had no known history of breast cancer in my family. Over …
We had an idea. What if we could make a real difference in someone’s life? Then we thought, what if we could unite an entire community around the same concept? That’s exactly what we’ve accomplished, which is why I’m excited to announce that October 2019 marks eight years since Just4Cancer.com was first conceived. And now …
Hello I’m Glenn. I’m here to talk to people who had cancer or someone you know who has cancer. I have had 2 aunts who has subcolm from cancer and I fought with brain cancer 15 years ago. I had been having headaches and while at work I couldn’t bend over to get boxes. I …
“Here’s my story: I was just a everyday Guy until one Day My life was changed. I was on My normal route to work one morning when I was involved in a car accident I totaled out my truck. But other then that I felt fine. But I went and got myself checked out just …
I was diagnosed with breast cancer in September 2009 by Dr. Nicholas Tranakas at Broward Health Medical Center. My treatment included lumpectomy and radiation followed by aromatase inhibitor medication for seven years. My dearest friend volunteered to organize where to receive treatment and with whom. I would never have been able to get through the …
When a friend or family is affected by Cancer our first instinct is to think. How can I help? Here we will list 12 ways you can make a difference to that friend or family member. 1. Ask your friend for permission to help. This sounds odd but each person affected by cancer deals with …
You never know when you will reach rock bottom, but when you get to rock bottom you know it is rock bottom. That was me 3 years ago at the age of 27, I unexpectedly got diagnosed June 10th, 2015 with breast cancer. It was such a shock because I had not family history, no underlying …
This is her testimony of #cancer. “I’ll always remember that pain in my back and intestines, a gravitational pull so severe, it knocked me to the ground. The year was 1998. Ten months earlier, my gynecologist had given me a clean bill of health. So you can imagine my shock when, after an MRI, my …