
Myeloma Patient Survives Thanks to an Unflappable Oncologist
Right after Ann received a diagnosis of multiple myeloma, she was convinced she wasn’t going to live. So, she proceeded to plan her own funeral.
Monday, January 19, 2026 – Closed
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
After multiple surgeries, Hanford Police Chief Parker Sever completed his final chemotherapy treatment at cCARE’s Fresno location. Over one year ago, Chief Sever was diagnosed with colon cancer, which then spread to his liver. He was greeted by a crowd of supporters at cCARE to celebrate his twelfth and final round of chemotherapy.

Right after Ann received a diagnosis of multiple myeloma, she was convinced she wasn’t going to live. So, she proceeded to plan her own funeral.

Five years after receiving a 3-month life expectancy, cancer survivor Carole embraces life, aging and all that goes with it

When her son Jaxson was diagnosed with cancer, Careli had to fight to keep his treatment local and found cCARE along the way

Right after Ann received a diagnosis of multiple myeloma, she was convinced she wasn’t going to live. So, she proceeded to plan her own funeral.

Five years after receiving a 3-month life expectancy, cancer survivor Carole embraces life, aging and all that goes with it

When her son Jaxson was diagnosed with cancer, Careli had to fight to keep his treatment local and found cCARE along the way

An incurable multiple myeloma diagnosis brought Gary to cCARE, where quick treatment and people on staff who cared about him made all the difference