Baljinder Khuban, a resident of Strongsville, Ohio, was 35 when she was told she had non-curable cancer.
Faith, family and Karmanos care inspires breast cancer survivor’s life mission
In August 2020, it was easy to worry about an allergy or a tickle in the throat. With the coronavirus pandemic making headlines day after day, many people, including doctors, were cautious about re...
A symbol of survivorship given by Bill Happel will be displayed at the Ohio cancer center to encourage other prostate cancer patients.
“I just have a different faith now, and these doctors have given me that.”
“The screening was easy and painless and I’m glad I had it done,” said Wilcox. “I had to have surgery, which removed part of my lung, and no further treatment was needed.”
I had the support of a three-legged stool: a hopeful attitude, my wife and family, and the exceptional care at Karmanos,” John says. “If patients can have those three things, they can reach their p...
“I’ve got a great future ahead of me with a heavy dose of the good life.”
“Without scheduling my annual mammograms, I would not be here today.”
A family steps up and supports their matriarch after a cancer diagnosis.
“I have been blessed to have one of the most caring, compassionate and thorough oncologists ever."
“When I was first diagnosed, one thing I wanted was to meet people who had survived this cancer."
"It's like you are not in this yourself. It's like they're on this journey with you."