Myeloma Patient Survives Thanks to an Unflappable Oncologist
She started to plan her own funeral, then myeloma patient Ann found Dr. Joel Lamon at cCARE. Faith, and life, were restored.
Patient Stories
Still Savoring Life After Stage 4 Lung Cancer
cCARE patient Carole Berwick gives an update on her stage 4 lung cancer journey five years after receiving a 3-month life expectancy from another clinic.
Taking on Rhabdomyosarcoma at Age 4 … and Winning
At the age of 4, Jaxson was diagnosed with embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma, the most common type of soft tissue cancer. His mom Careli and dad Joey had found cCARE to keep his treatment near to home.
Rebounding After Shocking Multiple Myeloma Diagnosis
cCARE patient Gary tells of living with multiple myeloma, and how having our people around who really cared for him made a difference in his cancer treatment.
Caregiver Says Kindness Touched “All those People” Her Mom Used to Be
From the front desk to the nursing staff, Reneé recalls how her elderly mother was treated with patience, dignity and kindness by cCARE.
With Breast Cancer, There Are No Dumb Questions
cCARE patient Yesenia recounts her battle to overcome breast cancer with the help of her friends, family and oncologist, Dr. Hager.
Community Rallies for Police Chief’s Final Chemo Treatment
Hanford Police Chief Parker Sever completed his final chemo treatment at cCARE’s Fresno location after being surprised by a crowd of supporters.
A Family of Three Cancer Survivors
cCARE patient and cancer survivor Monique tells the remarkable story of receiving treatment for her own cancer from the same oncologist who treated her mother and husband.
A Positive Outlook Amidst Triple Negative Breast Cancer
Stephanie recounts her fight against an especially aggressive case of breast cancer called triple negative breast cancer. Now in remission, she hopes her story will encourage others to seek regular mammogram screenings.
Clinical Trial Keeps Jeffrey on the Dance Floor
After a devastating cancer diagnosis of a rare form of lymphoma, Jeffrey’s doctor enrolled him in a clinical trial that saved his life and livelihood.