Sue’s Story of Hope

Stories of Hope - App

Sharing some hope from our friend Sue, who by the way didn’t have the best response to treatment.  She is one of the reasons we can say “Hope Always”. This is how I kicked off my 13th year of survival. I was diagnosed a day after my birthday. I call...

IBC Patterns of Care survey for presentation at San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium

Patient Resources

Where you diagnosed with IBC between 2015 and 2018? Consider filling out this survey for a project with Terry Arnold and the IBC Network. From Terry: Project – I wish to submit a poster to the SABCS and I need your help. Very important to know for this survey,...

The BRCA Gene and Mutations

Education, Patient Resources

The BRCA Gene and Mutations Everyone has the BRCA gene. The BRCA gene naturally suppresses tumors in our bodies. Some people have a mutation, or change, of this gene – meaning their bodies may be unable to fend off potential tumors – which leaves them at a...

What to Say

General

When a friend loses a loved one to cancer, it can be hard to know what to say. What do you say to a person in mourning? How can you comfort them? What can you possibly say that won’t sound empty and lame? A wonderful article by Susan Silk called “How Not to Say the...

Illuminating Hope – May 2019 Newsletter of the MD Anderson Morgan Welch IBC Research Program

General

Illuminating Hope is a newsletter for patients, patient advocates, doctors, staff, and friends that is released quarterly from MD Anderson Morgan Welch IBC Research Program. The IBC Network Foundation is highlighted on Page 4 for the $100,000 donation we made to them...