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Somewhere Before & After: Schrödinger’s Cancer
Ellis defined the space between when you had testing and biopsies done and when you finally get results as Schrödinger’s Cancer. The Gryt Health team is republishing and resharing this piece on August 13, 2022, as we remember and honor Ellis’ life with a Virtual Celebration of Life. Ellis Emerson (1985-2022)
Maria Farah’s Story
Breast cancer survivor Maria shares what Gryt Is as a person diagnosed at 28.
What drew me to GVCC?
~Rachelle Rolf Gryt Health puts on GVCC every year, and their organization is primarily staffed with employees who have some sort of connection to cancer themselves – whether it be
Lisa’s Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Story
Hodgkin’s Lymphoma survivor, Lisa, defines what GRYT is at age 34.
FDA approves pralsetinib for lung cancer with RET gene fusions
Dr. Dan, Chief Medical Officer at Gryt Health breaks down the approval of pralsetinib by the FDA for lung cancer patients with RET gene fusions.
Alyssa Reads Her Sister’s Obituary
Brooklyn is Alyssa’s twin sister. Brooklyn has a terminal cancer diagnosis and asked Alyssa to write her obituary. She read it for her at CancerCon 2019 at GRYT Health’s Tell Your Story event. Grab a box of kleenex…
Life is Beautiful and It Takes Just a Second to Change Everything
From Guatemala, Lula shares what GRYT is as a brain cancer patient.
When Cancer Becomes a Liability in the Relationship
Jessica shares her experience with her marriage crumbling underneath a cancer diagnosis and subsequent treatment. She also shares lessons learned.
How to Reduce the Financial Burden of a Cancer Diagnosis
Gryt Health team member wrote a program summary for How to Reduce the Financial Burden of a Cancer Diagnosis, a program Gryt Health co-hosted with Triage Cancer in April 2021. The link to the recorded presentation is included in the summary.
I Don’t Feel Safe; It’s Killing Me.
Multi-certified health and wellness coach and resilience strategist, Lenice Hill-Williams shares a bit about Black Mental Health for BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month (July).
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