Cancer Wellness Connections: New Direction, Same Mission Cancer Wellness Connections was originally designed to provide comfort and care directly into the infusion clinics where people were actively receiving outpatient chemotherapy bringing bright spots to treatment times. During the pandemic, we transitioned to virtual programming offering similar support to people in our community impacted by Gynecologic …
We hope you’re enjoying your summer, but September will be here before you know it. Sign up for the race now and take advantage of Early Bird Pricing! This is the only local event that specifically highlights Gynecologic Cancers. Proceeds fund local programming specifically designed for women and caregivers who have experienced Gynecologic Cancers. A …
Dr. Richard Moore: “It’s an honor” to care for women living through cancer Dr. Richard Moore is the director of UR Medicine’s Gynecologic Oncology Division and leads the Wilmot Cancer Center’s Gynecology Service Line. He also is the director of the Targeted Therapeutics Laboratory for Gynecologic Cancers. “Women with ovarian cancer are the most motivated people …
Dr. Moore provided some perspective on current research going on at URMC. Dr. Richard Moore is the director of UR Medicine’s Gynecologic Oncology Division and leads the Wilmot Cancer Center’s Gynecology Service Line. He also is the director of the Targeted Therapeutics Laboratory for Gynecologic Cancers. “Women with ovarian cancer are the most motivated people …
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Awareness ribbons…they’re everywhere. The first colored ribbon was used in 1991 to represent breast cancer awareness. Since then, other colored ribbons have been created to represent different types of cancer and are a simple way to show support for those affected by different types of cancer. The color that represents all Gynecologic Cancers is purple. …
Mindfulness for Caregivers – Rachel’s Story – CWC Program Director Rachel Rosen Simpson My mother-in-law was diagnosed with cancer in October of 2019. Unfortunately, the cancer spread rapidly before she could even start treatment and her health deteriorated very quickly. Caring for someone you love who is suffering knowing that you are mostly powerless to help …
You’re never alone on your cancer journey. From diagnosis to treatment to aftercare, family and friends walk the path with you. That’s why Cancer Wellness Connections Programs are designed to help not only you, but the people in your life that help you. Invite them to join you in registering for any of our free …
Celebrating Powerful Women Women’s History Month has us thinking about our co-founders, Dr. Cynthia Angel and Eileen Grossman. They were both inspired to work tirelessly to empower women along their cancer journeys. Following their leads, we are continuing to connect with amazing and powerful women in our community who are just as committed to uplifting …
Cancer Wellness Connections was originally designed to provide comfort and care directly into the infusion clinics where women were actively receiving outpatient chemotherapy. Through various activities, our volunteers brought bright spots to treatment times. During the pandemic, we transitioned to virtual programming offering similar support to people in our community impacted by Gynecologic Cancers, helping …
Strengthen and stretch with a ball Exercise is important to boost both short-term and long-term physical health, but also mental and emotional health, whether you are currently undergoing treatment or not. There are even exercises that may be done while you are in the treatment room within the confines of your chair. Increasing blood flow …