6.24.10 Julie Houlker and Glenda Standeven from ChosingToSmile.com

How would you react if you were told you had breast cancer, then a recurrance? What if you were told that you had to have your leg surgically removed in order to save your life? That is what happened to Julie Houlker and Glenda Standeven. Even with everything they have gone through, they are still www.choosingtosmile.com

6.24.10 Julie Houlker and Glenda Standeven from ChosingToSmile.com

Musician Ryan Hamner

Ryan Hamner has been in and out of hospitals since he was 3 years old, is a 4 time cancer survivor and an accomplished musician. He is giving back to the cancer community in a unique way. He is on tour to Hope Lodges and Hospitals across the Southeast playing his inspirational music to other cancer survivors. Ryan's music and tour schedule can be found at www.hearthehearttour.com.


Musician Ryan Hamner

Mel Majoros talks about Lymphoma Advocacy

Mel is talking about lymphoma advocacy with caregiver Karl Schwartz and survivor Liz McMillan. They created www.lymphomation.org and patients against lymphoma on facebook.


Mel Majoros talks about Lymphoma Advocacy

Lynn Lane of VoiceOfSurvivors.org

Meet Lynn Lane, a prostate cancer survivor who gives back to the cancer community by giving survivors a voice. Its all about survivorship on this weeks podcast. www.voicesofsurvivors.org

Lynn Lane of VoiceOfSurvivors.org

The Cancer Warrior talks to Pat Moon

If you found out you had cancer would you put your treatment on hold to follow your dream? That is what Pat Moon did. Pat is a Non Hodgkins Lymphoma survivor, who put off his treatment last year to race in the Iditarod.




The Cancer Warrior talks to Pat Moon

Mel talks with Christine Miserandino

How would you react if in your teens everything you dreamt of doing was gone. That's what happened to Christine Miserandino, she was diagnosed with lupus at sixteen and she was training to be a dancer. She had to give up that dream, but she found a new cause, championing lupus awareness with her humor, courage and her website www.butyoudontlooksick.com

Mel talks with Christine Miserandino

Survivor Douglas White

Imagine if you went to the dentist to get your wisdom teeth removed and you found out you had cancer. That's what happened to Douglas White a stage four Squamous Cell Carcenoma of the tongue and neck survivor. Doug has kept a positive mental attitude throughout treatment and survivorship.

Survivor Douglas White