I CANcer

08/19/2015

A day in the life of a brain tumor survivor training to climb Mount Kilimanjaro:

From training to fundraising and everything in between, this is a daily account of how a brain tumor survivor prepares for Kilimanjaro.

08/15/2015

Some of the motivational posters we've received this month! Great work, y'all! http://goo.gl/mXVVqI

08/06/2015

The Kilimanjaro "Pit Crew" started their specialized work with neuro-vision therapy yesterday. Here's how they're getting a brain tumor survivor ready to climb the world's tallest mountain: http://goo.gl/mXVVqI

08/04/2015

Many thanks to Simon & Schuster for their help to promote brain tumor awareness through this effort!

After completing a marathon in February 2014, I interviewed with author Jim Rendon. "After completing a marathon", in this instance, means Rendon immediately found me in the mass of humanity exitin...

08/02/2015

It's August already! No time to spend wondering how it got here already...just following the July journal entry: http://goo.gl/OrCZOf

07/31/2015

Cancer is about to claim another warrior. Time to add to the list of names we'll be carrying to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro. http://goo.gl/OrCZOf

From training to fundraising and everything in between, this is a daily account of how a brain tumor survivor prepares for Kilimanjaro.

07/29/2015

Low-grade gliomas grow slowly but are deadly. Because they're uncommon, they are not well-studied.

07/28/2015

This is a fun story & cute video...

There’s a new honorary Princess of Arendelle thanks to Kristen Bell....

07/28/2015

Cancer patients who get what some people are calling prehabilitation can recover more quickly, early research suggests. Getting insurance to cover it can be tricky, though.

07/27/2015

Keeping a public journal helps Matt stay focused on goals and to-do's. Failure is not an option!

07/23/2015

Feel good story (even though the circumstances are sad):

A New York couple with two children of their own followed through on a promise they made to a close friend after she was diagnosed with brain cancer, and adopted her four daughters following her death.