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Sheereen, India
“No evidence of disease” once meant the end of cancer. A patient taught me otherwise: being disease-free can mean pain, fear, and loss. Survivorship means helping patients truly live beyond.
Thomas, United States
A Song Out of Cancer: A Mission to Help Others In 2023 I was diagnosed with terminal melanoma. After two months of immunotherapy infusions and feeling down, I wrote a song about my experience. The...
Nicole, Trinidad & Tobago
How Can We Care Collectively - Changing The Care Narrative starts with everyone who comes into contact with someone affected by cancer.
Nicole, Trinidad & Tobago
When I set out to curate the Beyond The Scar Anthology in late 2025, it was out of a bigger desire that was within me, to open up the stories of care that I had encountered through our work
Lauradelly, Mexico
Mi mundo se puso de cabeza a los 30 años.Tuve que frenar mis sueños y pensé que la gente sería empática con mi situación, pero no fue así.
Tegan, Australia
Today is my 2-year cancer-versary. 2 years ago, our world flipped upside down.
Russie, Congo - Kinshasa
Je réalise que quelque a choisi ne va pas quand je ressens des couleurs à la vessie. Après un diagnostic de cancer, j'ai décidé de soutenir d'autres patients en RDC.
Matthew, United States
In 2000, I faced testicular cancer, enduring misdiagnoses and aggressive treatment. Surviving changed my perspective, making me more patient and aware of what truly matters.
Winnifred, Uganda
Winifred shares her experience.
Stephen, Uganda
Stephen shares his experience.
Nzila, Uganda
Nzila shares her story.
Nicole, Uganda
Nicole shares her experience as a caregiver.
Rosalba, Mexico
Aún en negación y sin antecedentes familiares con cáncer decidí actuar.
Monica, Uganda
Monica shares her story.
Marion, Uganda
Marion shares her experience.
Kakande, Uganda
Kakande shares his story.
Fatina, Uganda
Fatina shares her experience.
Dr. Vitcoria, Uganda
Dr. Victoria shares her experience.
CISC, Indonesia
Menteria is a lung cancer survivor and patient navigator. Her days begin with preparing healthy meals and packing her lunch before supporting cancer patients at the hospital. After hours of caring for...
CISC, Indonesia
Sri is a 20-year TNBC survivor. Her days are filled with healthy routines, exercise, and family support. She encourages all women to practice early detection and self-exams—showing that life with...
Dr Shazia, Pakistan
I work with the Human Development Foundation and organized an awareness session on World Cancer Day for adolescent girls, highlighting early screening and lifestyle modification.
Susana, Australia
In early 2017 out of nowhere, I experienced a very confronting scene after a bowel movement.
Emma, Australia
I never imagined I would be writing my story as a bowel cancer patient.