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Maimah Karmo shares how embracing mental health is key to true healing.

Whole Health Series:
Mental Health & Breast Care

Maimah Karmo shares how embracing mental health is key to true healing.
Maimah Karmo shares her story of fertility and hope after cancer.

Whole Health Series:
Guide for Fertility & Preservation

Maimah Karmo shares her story of fertility and hope after cancer.
Survivorship isn’t the end of the story—it’s the beginning of a new one.

Whole Health Series:
Navigating the Stages of Healing in Survivorship

Survivorship isn’t the end of the story—it’s the beginning of a new one.
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Increasing Enrollment within the Black or African American Community in the TAPUR Study

The underrepresentation of Black or African Americans in clinical research trials within the United States is a problem that has an impact on healthcare equity and public health. Despite making up a sizeable proportion of the U.S. population, Black Americans have not been fairly represented in medical studies in the past, and this inequality continues to this day.

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Tigerlily presents at ASCO

My name is Virginia Leach and I’m TLF’s Research Manager. I’ve had the pleasure of working with several patient-advocates and members of the organization to discuss the exciting opportunities we have in sharing our research with the community.

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The Fearless Warrior Project – Volume 2

Have you ever sent yourself to timeout? Every three weeks after my mom’s treatments she likes to ask for me to rub her head. I gently rub her head and tell her to close her eyes and breathe in the flowers through her nose and blow out the birthday candles through her mouth. We repeat this kind of breathing three more times and then she opens her eyes. I call this the timeout method.

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The Fearless Warrior Project – Volume 1

My mom is Michelle and she has Metastatic Breast Cancer, its an illness but she’s a warrior. I got to interview my mom’s medical team and ask a bunch of important questions about her illness. I’m a 6 year old advocate, so it’s important that my voice is heard.

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