Relay For Life of Fairfield, CT

12/26/2024

Happy holidays and healthy new year!!!

11/14/2024

10/15/2024

It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Check out our October Society Scoop!

Check out this US Letter designed by Leigh-Ann Todd.

04/28/2024

Why do you relay? Comment below!

04/09/2024

Keep it up Joi!

"And here we are!! Round 10! Only 6 more rounds before I’m ringing the Cancer 🛎️!! I can’t believe I’ve made it this far.​
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Chemo has not been easy at all…BUT God! Cancer has been brutal on my body…BUT God! The joint pain, the sleepless nights, the numerous doctor’s appts, the numerous needles…BUT God!! God has truly seen me through all of this!!​
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Thank you for being with me today! 💜🫶🏽 Thank you for all the prayers, well wishes, financial support and everything in between!! Check out the socks too!!​
Joi - 10 vs. Cancer -0💪🏽💪🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽" - Joi

Wishing you all the best on your upcoming rounds of chemo, Joi. 💙❤️

02/24/2024

Recognizing and talking about mental and emotional health is very important so your cancer care team can get them the help they need. How do you care for your mental health?

Learn more about mental health & cancer: cancer.org/mentalhealth

02/13/2024

Now is a great time to register for Relay 2024!! Reach out to your friends and family and remind them to sign up. Visit RelayForLife.org/FairfieldCT to get started!

12/08/2023

Happy Hanukkah to all those who celebrate!

11/17/2023

"My husband is not just the best human being, the love of my life, my best friend, but also the most thoughtful caregiver ever.​
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Everyone talks about the patients, but no one talks about caregivers.​
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Joe takes care of me 24/7, takes me to all the appointments, cooks for me, does the groceries, the laundry, cleans the house, handles the bills, all the insurance stuff and he works, goes to the gym, takes care of his wellbeing and gave up everything he loves, needs. Not to mention how worried and stressed he is, saw me my worst; passing out, losing tons of weight, sleeping all day, puking, crying, worrying. He is exhausted and still tries to do his best to be able to support me the most.​
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He is a superhero. He is my superhero.​
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Shoutout to every caregivers out there, because your role is bigger than anyone else’s.​
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Also, thanks for Joe’s parents for sharing their time between Denver and Durango, and for his whole family willing to move and give up their life for me. And thanks to my family, who patiently waits until it is not risky to visit me and always be positive and make me eased.​

I am so lucky." - Anna

It’s hard to see a loved one in pain or suffering through side effects of cancer treatment. The American Cancer Society has resources to help. Visit cancer.org/caregiver or download the ACS CARES app today to learn how to care for yourself as a caregiver, better understand what your loved one is going through, develop skills for coping and caring, and take steps to help protect your health and well-being.

10/20/2023

Comment your favorite Fall fundraisers!

10/12/2023