Like Mother Like Daughter
By Tina Conrad In order to understand my cancer story, I feel compelled to tell my mom’s story. She had breast cancer in 2001 and then...
Keep Calm and Carry On
By Tina Conrad As the daughter of a two-time breast cancer survivor, I did take breast cancer seriously…I started mammograms at the early age...
Demystifying life with chronic illness
Truth be told, sometimes the hardest lessons to learn are the ones our spirit needs the most. These two pictures are forty-eight hours apart....
Join us as we LAUNCH our #KnowMoreDisparities & #PullUpASeat Mini-Symposia, in partnership with GRASP!
Tigerlily Foundation and Guiding Researchers & Advocates to Scientific Partnerships (GRASP) partner to host a bi-monthly mini-symposia to shine...
#TLCTransform Chat: The Inclusion Pledge Partnership to Impact Health Equity
The Tigerlily Foundation hosted #TLCTransform Chat: The Inclusion Pledge Partnership to Impact Health Equity, on 7/1/20. The meeting began with an...
#TLCTransform Chat: Do Black Lives Really Matter Everywhere? Equity, Access, and Advocacy in Cancer
The Tigerlily Foundation hosted #TLCTransform Chat: Do Black Lives Really Matter Everywhere? Equity, Access, and Advocacy in Cancer, on June 17th,...
Why Celebrate Juneteenth?
Juneteenth is known as a day of celebration for the freedom of African Americans from slavery dating all the way back to 1865. Why is...
Do Black Lives Really Matter to Blue Cross Blue Shield in North Carolina?
You would think that in this era of the COVID-19 pandemic, health insurance companies would exercise responsibility and be hyper-sensitive to...
#TLCTransform Chat: Pivoting, Partnerships, and Purpose During and After #COVID19
The Tigerlily Foundation hosted #TLCTransform Chat: Pivoting, Partnerships, and Purpose During and After #COVID19, on May 20th,...
Controlling My Story With Scalp Cooling
BY: Shea Mencel I was diagnosed with Stage II, hormone receptor-positive breast cancer in June 2018. I was 29 years old. Life as I...