by Amber Recker In 2010, when she was just 34 years old, Chelsa Demarchis heard four words she thought she’d never hear: You have breast cancer. At the time, her… Read more »
by Amber Recker In 2010, when she was just 34 years old, Chelsa Demarchis heard four words she thought she’d never hear: You have breast cancer. At the time, her… Read more »
By Gail Hamm, Program Director “……and wonder if I will be one of the survivors….” Recently a Cancer Services’ client made the following comment on the evaluation she returned to… Read more »
Two-time cancer survivor Jill Sample is riding in the Zoo-de-Mackinac , a 51-mile bicycle ride, on May 21, and is raising money for Cancer Services in the process. She’s started… Read more »
by Gail Hamm, Program Director There is a certain tension between caregivers and patients- a delicate dance, if you will. Each tries to protect the other. And even if communication… Read more »
by Nimal Gernando, cancer survivor and Cancer Services client One beautiful day in June 2008, I was attending a conference in Indianapolis and developed a slight and sudden pain in… Read more »
by Dianne May, CEO The church’s sign said, “Lord, please give me the persistence of a weed.” Wow, what would it be like to be a weed? To push yourself… Read more »
by Heather Currie, 2009 Event Attendee My mother passed away from colon cancer in January 2009, and my father invited family and friends to share a table at Cancer Services… Read more »
by Gail Hamm, Program Director The caregiver is the unsung hero in the medical journey. Caregivers provide hands-on care and encouragement. They may provide care as an act of love,… Read more »
Mark your calendars for Thursday, September 30, and join us at the 6th Annual Tribute Dinner in the Marquis Ballroom at the Fort Wayne Marriott. This year’s event, “Bridging Troubled… Read more »
By Mary Jo Wolf, cancer survivor and Cancer Services client My cancer journey began in November 2008, when I discovered a lump in my right breast. I didn’t panic and… Read more »
