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#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, 2020. An impressive panel of patient advocates, physicians, and […]
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 Juneteenth an important day? Because […]
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 at-risk patients, those with co-morbidities, and especially those being […]
#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, 2020. An expert panel joined a diverse cadre of patients, clinicians, advocates, and […]
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 knew it, as well as the life […]
It’s A New Day For My TNBC Breasties
When I was diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC) and told I had two years to live, eight years ago, I asked my doctors, “Why isn’t there a viable […]