A cancer diagnosis can be a tough situation for any patient, but it also can pose challenges for their caregivers, who needs support and resources.

A second cancer diagnosis took an emotional toll on Janet Geisler. After treatment, she has found peace and support through meditation and exercise, and offers encouragement to other patients who may be experiencing the same darkness.

Donna Cornick received care from a team of doctors who went the extra mile to help her do the things she loved, even after her breast cancer treatment.

Vickie Hill, who is an inpatient in the N.C. Cancer Hospital’s bone marrow transplant unit, received a nice surprise — a socially distanced visit with her family.

Duane McKay and his daughter, Maddilyn, had cancer at the same time. Both were treated at the N.C. Cancer Hospital and received bone marrow transplants, with support from their small town community throughout their journey.

Charles and Christina Menear make a great team. After Charles was treated for non-Hodgkin lymphoma, the successful real estate agents decided to give back to their community.

Early detection, caring doctors, family support and a community of survivors helped make a difference in Rachel Lezcano’s battle with breast cancer.

Meghan Richbourg’s Halloween celebration this year will include a new outlook on life, but she’ll be celebrating putting cancer in her “rearview mirror.”

Over the years, Linda Willey has helped others going through cancer treatment. After treatment for her own cancer, she continues to connect with and support cancer patients.

After two cancer diagnoses and multiple rounds of treatment, Lauren Gift’s cancer journey inspired her to help others navigate cancer treatment.