Michael Knowlton: Using the Power of Video
Daniel Zlatin2021-01-22T14:48:26-05:00Michael and his wife look to inspire all those with a cancer diagnosis. Their production, a series of six videos, says "We CANcer-vive".
Michael and his wife look to inspire all those with a cancer diagnosis. Their production, a series of six videos, says "We CANcer-vive".
Raffela urges us to Choose Hope, and reminds us that we can each make a difference.
After her difficult journey through and beyond a stem cell transplant, Lucie writes "one must sustain belief in oneself ... the body and the mind make up a wonderful machine ... listening to them can be most instructive".
Learning from a life "punctuated by a cascade of medical events", Carol advises that it is important to be a partner with your doctor. "It's not just about finding the right medicine; it's also about sustaining positive attitudes", she writes.
As Murray tells it, his WM "is fascinating, time-consuming and important to me, but, like all hobbies, should not become an obsession".
Stu relates his 18-year-and-counting journey with WM, and concludes: "Nothing is going to get in my way of striking things off my 'bucket list'".
Ron's story, in slides, takes him through several treatments to a clinical trial that finally provided a measure of long-term success.