#Voices

Cancer Health blogger and breast cancer survivor Megan-Claire Chase lives in Atlanta.

Anne Boyer, a poet and essayist, writes about her experience with triple-negative breast cancer in “The Undying.”

Jill Cadman is a former patient advocate and educator living with HIV and Stage IV colon cancer.

Yolanda Brunson-Sarrabo, CPT, NASM, is the author of “Another Face of Multiple Myeloma.”

Amy Berman, RN, who has Stage IV breast cancer, works to improve care for older adults.

When therapist Clare Reed, of Dublin, was diagnosed with breast cancer, she used her therapeutic skills to change her own life.

Allison Ruddick is the creator of the Keeping Cancer Classy blog.

Robert Ginyard, 57, lives in Baltimore with his wife and two children.

Robin McGee, PhD, 57, a clinical psychologist and patient advocate, lives in Nova Scotia with her spouse.

Angela “Jersi” Baker, 48, of Charlotte, North Carolina, has found a new life as a model promoting metastatic breast cancer awareness.

Hilary Saltzman is a cholangiocarcinoma cancer survivor who lives in Austin with her husband and two children.

Anna Stoessinger, who had her stomach and part of her esophagus removed to treat gastric cancer, has beaten the odds in more ways than one.

Robert P. Gaynes, MD, is an infectious disease specialist at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta.

Chelsea Dawson, an eight-year melanoma survivor, lives with her family in Roanoke, Virginia.

Lindsay Norris, an oncology nurse living with colorectal cancer, is creator of the Here Comes the Sun blog.

Lisa Vento Nielsen, MBA, PMP, is founder of the Balance After Cancer Foundation and creator of the SuperMom—Breast Cancer Eradicator blog.