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Young survivors
Talk with other young survivors about issues unique to youth.
NCI & LAF Seeking Young Survivors
- By CaraPolicy · New reply August 10, 2008
- 1 reply
- The National Cancer Institute, in partnership with the Lance Armstrong Foundation, is recruiting adolescents and young adults diagnosed with cancer to participate in a research study that tests a survey ...
Looking for some help on question of kids
- By MarieBatt · New reply June 23, 2008
- 10 replies
- Last August I was diagnosed with stage III Ovarian Cancer. My GYN oncologist did aggressive surgery on me to remove both ovaries and my uterus. My CT scans every three months are going good so far and ...
Stories welcome
- By SuziQ · New reply June 17, 2008
- 19 replies
- I am 25 and was diagnosed with stage 3C Ovarian cancer 2 1/2 year ago. I had a complete hysterectomy. I have tried lots of different chemos and also radiation and homeopathic treatments. This time last ...
On being diagnosed in the 20's
- By jblueny · New reply April 22, 2008
- 1 reply
- Hello to all you courageous young woman, I started to write this in response to Jessica's post "Having Cancer At 22" but decided to post it here instead. I don't know if its good or bad, but hell it seems ...
i dont know what to do
- By rhia7 · New reply January 27, 2008
- 5 replies
- hi again this is my second discussion on here and my last message i wrote that i was 19 years old and had every symptom of ovarian cance and my doctor told me i was to young to have ovarian cancer. everyone ...
surgical menopause
- By lilspitfire · New reply November 6, 2007
- 7 replies
- Being I had my ovaries removed, before they diagnosed the cancer... I was put in instant menopause. The day I found out it was cancer, my OB/GYN actually handed me a prescription for hormone therapy ...
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