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Whole Health Series:
Mental Health & Breast Care

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

Whole Health Series:
Guide for Fertility & Preservation

Maimah Karmo shares her story of fertility and hope after cancer.

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.

Advances in Pregnancy Associated Breast Cancer – SABCS – Karla ReNae Sandifer

Karla is a Tigerlily ANGEL Advocate and thankful to be attending the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS) for the second time. She is committed to learning as much as she can to then in turn educate her community and make sure the latest breakthroughs and information are available to all breast cancer patients.

Brain Mets – SABCS – Maricia Cole

We caught up with Maricia soon after she attended a session on Day 2 at SABCS. The topic was Brain Metastasis Treatment. She left that late afternoon session with new insights — and new questions.

HER2 Low – SABCS – Kawana Rucker

Kawana is both a tireless Tigerlily ANGEL Advocate as well as a board-certified Wellness Coach. Through her professional lens and firsthand experiences, we were eager to catch up with her after attending SABCS 2022.

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POSITIVE Trial Pregnancy – SABCS – Erin Perkins

The second-to-last day of SABCS left Erin Perkins feeling especially happy, hopeful, and heard. Diagnosed with Triple-Negative IDC1 Stage llB while nursing her infant son about a year ago, she was seeking new information at the conference to help inform and guide future plans for her family and others like her.

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Duration of Endocrine Therapy – SABCS – Brooklyn T. Cobb

We were eager to hear Brooklyn’s perspective on a SABCS session outlining the current pros and cons around duration of endocrine therapy. Her ability to absorb that discussion, both as a breast cancer patient in active treatment, as well as a medication expert on a health care team, makes her a unique ANGEL Advocate.

5 Specifications That The FDA’s Diversity Plan Needs To Include

It is an exciting place to be when we can objectively look at history in a way, we can action meaningful changes today and into the future. I was privileged to recently write an article for Clinical Leader Magazine. I invite you to read this article with an open mind and warm heart as I highlight five specifications in the FDA’s diversity plan that I feel require emphasis. I welcome your support as together WE ARE THE CHANGE.