Author: Corrie Cluck

Support…it is the greatest gift anyone can give to someone battling cancer. According to Lukas Hollis, Watertown High School senior and cancer survivor, “it was what helped me stay strong and know that I could beat it.” In May of 2013, Lukas...

Tammie Mitchell of Lebanon, Tennessee has an important question to ask you. It is the same question she asks her friends, family andalmost everyone she meets on a daily basis. “Do you have a family history of colon cancer? If so, have you had a colonoscopy?” In...

When making our list of blessings to be thankful for this year, good health probably is close to the top for most of us. For Bill Huber, the list is a bit different. Bill is thankful for the opportunities that cancer has given him to renew his faith...

Jeff Woods knows the value of hard work. Since he was a teenager he has worked hard to pay the bills. So, when his cancer treatment left him struggling with neuropathy and unable to work, Jeff found himself in unfamiliar territory. Last year, at...

Don Walker, age 63, is a husband,father, grandfather, driving and safety instructor, Christian and retired member of the U.S. coastguard. But perhaps the best word to describe him is encourager. Don was diagnosed with stage three esophageal cancer...

With her first grandchild on the way, Gina Hunt was excited, to say the least. Family meant everything to Gina and she couldn’t wait for this new addition. She would soon find out that this sweet girl would also be a great source of hope    ...

Don Cousineau and his wife, Cathy, live a simple life and have always been able to make ends meet. Don says, “We’ve always believed Jesus Christ would help us through.”  In 2008, Don was diagnosed with CLL (chronic lymphocytic leukemia), a disease...

Being a mother, working a full-time job, and battling cancer. These three descriptions should never be together, but this is exactly what Tiffiney Hammock faced in April, 2012. Breast cancer was the diagnosis and the first hurdle that Tiffiney faced...

For Kelly Hale, cancer was the last diagnosis that she thought she would get.  In February of 2012 she was diagnosed with advanced stage three breast cancer.  With no family history or even knowing anyone with the disease, this came as an utter shock...