Showing posts with label Cancer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cancer. Show all posts
Friday, September 3, 2010
9.2.10 Melissa Jones of Alexslemonade.org
Imagine if you were a child and all you had ever known was cancer. That was Alex Scott, who was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma before her first birthday in 1996. Alex battled cancer hard, and day after her fourth birthday, She told her mom, that when she got out of the hospital she wanted to have a lemonade stand. She said she wanted to give the money to doctors who had helped her. Amazingly she had raised 2,000 for "her hospital. Alex held lemonade stands every year until her death in 2004 at the age of 8, but she knew that with her help many people had started their own lemonade stands and raised over $1 million dollars for Alex's Lemonade Stand.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Mel talks with Aaron Spicer of StupidCancer.com
If you were a young person diagnosed with a rare form of a late stage cancer how would you react? And once you were done with treatment would you help others? Empower Radio’s Mel Majoros speaks with Aaron Spicer, a young adult survivor who helps other young adult survivors get busy living with help from www.stupidcancer.com.
Mel talks with Aaron Spicer of StupidCancer.com
Mel talks with Aaron Spicer of StupidCancer.com
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Derek Fussell of Camodreams.org - 4/7/10
If you are a parent of a child with disabilities or a terminal illness and your child wants to go on a hunt or a fishing adventure where would you take them? I talk to Derek Fussell, who has a great organization that does just that called www.camodreams.org
Mel Majoros - 4.7.10 - Derek Fussell of Camodreams.org
Mel Majoros - 4.7.10 - Derek Fussell of Camodreams.org
Labels:
breast cancer,
CamoDreams,
camodreams.org,
Cancer,
fishing,
hunting,
MelMajoros,
TheCancerWarrior
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Cancer survivor Angella Hamilton talks about how www.rxaid.us helped her
Mel talks to Angella Hamilton - What would you do if your insurance was cancelled after your treatment and you still had prescriptions to take? Angella Hamilton, a breast cancer survivor talks about life after cancer, her prescriptions which cost her almost $1,000 a month and how www.rxaid.us helped her.
Mel Majoros - 3/31/10 - Angella Hamilton
Mel Majoros - 3/31/10 - Angella Hamilton
Labels:
BreastCancer,
Cancer,
CancerWarrior,
Prescriptions,
rxiad
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Donald Wilhelm of This Time's A Charm - 3/24/10
Imagine having cancer not once or twice but five times over the course of ten years and still maintain a positive mental attitude throughout. Meet Donald Wilhelm, an inspiring cancer survivor and author of Thistimesacharm.com.
Donald Wilhelm of This Time's A Charm - 3/17/10 - Mel Majoros
Donald Wilhelm of This Time's A Charm - 3/17/10 - Mel Majoros
Labels:
Cancer,
CancerWarriorm,
DonaldWilhelm,
MelMajoros,
ThisTimesACharm,
Warrior,
WMKT
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