A 41-year-old retired firefighter and combat veteran went from stage IV lung cancer to no evidence of disease in just six months, thanks to ALK-targeted therapy and surgery at MD Anderson. Today, he’s back to training for IRONMAN and enjoying life with his family.
From Stage IV Lung Cancer to Cancer-Free: A Remarkable Recovery Read More »
Stage 4 lung cancer patient Sara Whitlock was given just a 3% chance of surviving five years. Thanks to targeted therapy through a clinical trial, she has no signs of disease nearly a decade later, illustrating the power of personalized treatments in extending both life and hope.
Nine Years Beyond a 3% Survival Chance of Stage IV NSCLC Read More »
Lonnie’s stage IV prostate cancer diagnosis at 47 led him to explore hormone therapy, clinical trials, and lifestyle changes. Six years later, he continues fighting while championing patient advocacy and the importance of mental health support.
Confronting Advanced Prostate Cancer: How Determination Fuels Hope Read More »
Mike, a 66-year-old from New Jersey, overcame shock and fear after being diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer. By rejecting discouraging statistics, staying active, and seeking community support, he has thrived for five years—dedicated to raising awareness and helping others in need
Five Years Beyond Diagnosis: Mike’s Triumph Over Metastatic Prostate Cancer Read More »
Rinaa P., a two-time breast cancer survivor in India, battled initial stage 2 cancer in 2018 and faced a recurrence in 2021. Guided by faith, exercise, and self-advocacy, she now advocates annual mammograms for all women.
Confronting Breast Cancer Twice: Journey of Faith, Resilience, and Self-Advocacy Read More »
At 35, Kate W. discovered she had stage IV HER2+ breast cancer. Through targeted therapies, intensive chemotherapy, and ongoing maintenance, she remains in remission and advocates for advanced research to save more lives.
Beating the Odds: Triumph Over Stage IV HER2+ Breast Cancer Read More »
A 24-year-old discovered a mass that turned out to be stage III triple-negative breast cancer. Early detection, aggressive treatment at MD Anderson, and preventive measures have kept her cancer-free, highlighting the importance of proactive self-care at every age.
Overcoming Stage III Triple-Negative Breast Cancer at 24 Read More »
A 52-year-old Toronto resident overcame stage III breast cancer using a prehabilitation and rehabilitation approach that boosted her fitness, eased treatment side effects, and helped her maintain a positive outlook on recovery
From Stage III Breast Cancer to Thriving Read More »
After her breast cancer recurred and metastasized, Janet K. participated in a clinical trial for palbociclib, which has kept her disease in check for more than five years.
Hope in Innovation: Story of Clinical Trial Success Read More »
Katherine was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer at age 43. Her bone-only disease has remained stable for years, proving that advanced cancer can be managed while maintaining an active and fulfilling life
Living to the fullest with Metastatic Breast Cancer Read More »
