Hope For Stomach Cancer

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Stomach cancer is the fifth most common cancer in the world and yet it remains critically underfunded and underrepresent...
06/18/2026

Stomach cancer is the fifth most common cancer in the world and yet it remains critically underfunded and underrepresented in Congress.

Patients are diagnosed late. Research is underfunded. Too many people are fighting without the policy support they deserve.

You can change that:
β†’ Visit stomachcanceradvocacy.org
β†’ Email your member of Congress
β†’ Share your story

Stomach Cancer Can't Wait. Neither can we. πŸ’™

Blood transfusions are a quiet but critical part of cancer care that support patients through surgery, chemotherapy, and...
06/17/2026

Blood transfusions are a quiet but critical part of cancer care that support patients through surgery, chemotherapy, and treatment-related anemia. Behind every transfusion is someone who simply showed up and gave.

We want to take a moment to honor the memory of Irene Aragon, who organized blood drives during her own battle with gastric cancer. Even while fighting, she was thinking about others. That kind of generosity is what this community is made of.

If you're able to donate, please consider it.

Learn more about how HOPE supports stomach cancer patients throughout treatment at stocan.org

Happy birthday, June Sweat πŸ’™June knows firsthand how much this community matters. After losing her daughter Jewell to ga...
06/16/2026

Happy birthday, June Sweat πŸ’™

June knows firsthand how much this community matters. After losing her daughter Jewell to gastric cancer at just 17, she's remained a passionate advocate for pediatric and AYA patients. Keeping Jewell's memory alive and pushing for a future where young patients and their families never have to fight alone. Today we celebrate you, June.

πŸ’™ In Loving Memory of Arelly πŸ’™It is with great sadness that we share the passing of Arelly after her courageous journey ...
06/15/2026

πŸ’™ In Loving Memory of Arelly πŸ’™

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of Arelly after her courageous journey with stomach cancer.

Arelly was a beloved member of the stomach cancer community and a valued part of the Hope for Stomach Cancer family. She attended and spoke at one of our Patient Empowerment Summits, sharing her story with courage, honesty, and grace. She also participated in our 30 Stories in 30 Days campaign, helping to raise awareness and offer hope to others facing this disease.

Above all, Arelly was a devoted wife, a loving mother to three children, and a cherished friend to so many. Her strength, kindness, and determination touched countless lives, both within and beyond the stomach cancer community.

We are grateful to have known Arelly and to have shared a small part of her journey. Our hearts are with her husband, children, family, and friends during this difficult time.

Please join us in remembering Arelly and honoring her life and legacy. πŸ•ŠοΈπŸ’™

This run is held in loving memory of Irene Aragon. A remarkable woman who fought gastric cancer with courage and grace, ...
06/15/2026

This run is held in loving memory of Irene Aragon. A remarkable woman who fought gastric cancer with courage and grace, and who passed away in November 2023.

Irene believed in showing up for this community. Her family has carried that mission forward, and so has everyone who joins us each year.

The Warriors of Hope 5K is a celebration of life, a tribute to courage, and a reminder that no one faces stomach cancer alone. Runners, walkers, survivors, caregivers, and advocates are all welcome.

Stay tuned for details on this November's event.

Join  for a FREE webinar on June 23 focused on the practical side of navigating a serious medical diagnosis. Learn about...
06/14/2026

Join for a FREE webinar on June 23 focused on the practical side of navigating a serious medical diagnosis. Learn about programs and resources that can help with financial, legal, and emotional challengesβ€”from assistance programs and mental health services to patient navigation and advocacy support.

The session will also cover working with financial planners and completing important paperwork to access
benefits. + FREE CE for professionals.

Register today: TriageCancer.org/Webinars

Miss the live ASCO webinar? The replay is now available.On June 9th, leading gastric cancer specialists and patient advo...
06/13/2026

Miss the live ASCO webinar? The replay is now available.

On June 9th, leading gastric cancer specialists and patient advocate Frank Blandon came together to break down the key ASCO 2026 highlights that matter most to stomach cancer patients and caregivers. Whether you're navigating treatment decisions or just trying to stay informed, this conversation was made for you.

Watch the replay now:
https://youtu.be/BUePVLfU3N0

Infusions. Jiu-jitsu. A half-marathon. Nine years living with metastatic stomach cancer.Javier Florez's story defies eas...
06/13/2026

Infusions. Jiu-jitsu. A half-marathon. Nine years living with metastatic stomach cancer.

Javier Florez's story defies easy summary, but at its core, it's about refusing to let a diagnosis define what's possible. From West Texas to the jiu-jitsu mat to the classroom, Javier has kept showing up, kept setting goals, and kept living fully. His cancer diary is now featured in Cancer Health magazine's Summer 2026 issue, and it's a powerful reminder of why patient voices matter.

Read his full story: https://www.cancerhealth.com/article/stomach-cancer-diary-javier-florez-infusions-jujitsu

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