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My name is Sandy Fultz. I live in the rural community of Tracy, Minnesota. In March 2019, I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. My treatment involved surgery followed by 6
My name is Sandy Fultz. I live in the rural community of Tracy, Minnesota. In March 2019, I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. My treatment involved surgery followed by 6
My name is Edith Hitchings. I live in Belfair, Washington full time & Depoe Bay, Oregon part time. My cancer journey began in 1983 when I was 26 years old. I was
While her husband was dying of cancer, Bess was diagnosed with breast cancer. Since her father had died from breast cancer, she was urged to get a double mastectomy. She
When I was 23, I heard the words “you have cancer.” My name is Becky VanLoon. I live in Mason City, Iowa. In 2001 I was diagnosed with renal cell
My name is Joseline Molina. I live in Los Angeles, California. I am 22 years old, like many of us, I have overcome a personal hardship. Many times, our hardships
Every day 1,200 people will die from cancer. 1 out of every 8 women will experience cancer sometime in their lifetime. My name is Marjorie Holderman. I live in Mishawaka,
My name is Claudia Sarbieski from Crown Point, Indiana. In July of 2018, I became a statistic – the one of eight women who develop breast cancer in their lifetime
My name is Carol Philipi. I live in Anaheim, California. I am a 30-year Relay volunteer, 40-year Caregiver, and almost 5-year Cancer Warrior. My Relay journey began in 1993 after
1991, the year that the American Cancer Society changed my life. It was that spring when my dad and a family friend was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Their lives paralleled
I am Val Reeves from Katy, Texas. I am a wife, a mom, a VeeVee, and a retired teacher. I became involved in Relay For Life about twenty years ago
Jon and Renee were my neighbors. They asked for help with decorations for an event called Relay For Life. Jon was a survivor and was being celebrated by our community
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