The Day That Changed My Life - Dying for That Glow

May is Skin Cancer Prevention and Detection Awareness Month. Spring is here and the proms, weddings and other occasions is the trigger for many to work at adding the bronze glow to their skin. Summer fun, laying out on the beach or having a bask in the sun while laying in the grass all seems harmless. Sadly, many are uninformed or simply in denial that they too can have skin cancer.

A young MaryAnn soon learned that her love for that glow had now become a cancer that she never thought would affect her. After all, skin cancer is for the older people - or so she thought.

While each journey is unique, we all share a common theme - cancer changes our lives forever.



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The Day That Changed My Life - The Enemy Within

Juanita Lyle shares her journey of having breast cancer three times and once again cancer came through for another attack via skin cancer. Thirty five years later, Ms. Lyle is surviving!

Ms. Lyle invites us to take a look into her journey, a very intimate look into her journey, sharing her clinical records and all. Be inspired, share with others - someone out there may need to see this journey.

While each journey is unique, we all share a common theme - cancer changes our lives forever

The Day That Changed My Life - Dear Sixteen Year Old Me

The Day That Changed My Life focuses on the journey of those whose lives have been touched by cancer. Today we share with you a Public Service Announcement titled Dear Sixteen Year Old Me which features various melanoma survivors who have an important message to share with you. As with all of our posts, we encourage you to share this message with everyone you know. Who knows, someone of someone you know may need to see this.

While each journey is unique, we all share a common theme - cancer changes our lives forever.