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When I had it she was actually going through chemo at the time and so I had to stay all the way upstairs, completely away from her, and then I thought, you know, if I got it again, I don't even want to risk that. – Ellyn Norris	Found on CNN 2 years ago
At first we gave him [Asher] chemotherapy intravenous and the ophthalmologist used lasers on the spots [on his eye] and there were responses. He finished chemo in 2015. The problem with retinoblastoma is it can pop up in other places. Over time, he had a few new ones pop up and they werelasered. – Tomas Olson	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
It felt surreal to ring the bell because it’s something I’ve visualized the entire time, i also felt a lot of survivor’s guilt ringing it and looking at everyone still sitting there. It’s hard with the friends I’ve made in chemo knowing that they are still there, and knowing a lot of people are in chemo for life. So I felt thankful ringing it and I also felt guilty ringing it. – Lindy Thackston	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
He said, Every week, I go to chemo, and I see these little kids with tubes plugged in, and no hair, and they are throwing up and sick, and their families are suffering with them, he told me, I dont need a car. Those kids need to go to Disneyland, they need to go to Hawaii -- they need their wish worse than I need a car. – Scott Reynolds	Found on FOX News 3 years ago
There were some good days but a lot of not-so-good days, i joked with friends that the cancer won't kill me, the chemo treatments will. – Alex Trebek	Found on CNN 4 years ago
They've got me off one of my chemo drugs, which was killing me. And I won't know till tomorrow( when) I go in for some tests, and then maybe another week or so before I find out where things stand. – Alex Trebek	Found on CNN 4 years ago
It was surprising when we looked at similarities between astronauts during spaceflight and cancer patients during treatment. Both have a decrease in muscle mass, and they have bone demineralization and changes in heart function, astronauts may get something called space fog, where they have trouble focusing or get a little forgetful. That's very similar to what some cancer patients experience, which is called chemo brain. – Jessica Scott	Found on CNN 4 years ago
At hospital he would be crying at the door because he wanted to go outside, when he was having chemo he couldnt move as he was hooked up to the machine but all he wanted to do was crawl around. – Saffron Webb	Found on FOX News 4 years ago
I've got a couple million people out there who have expressed their good thoughts, their positive energy directed towards me and their prayers, i told the doctors, this has to be more than just the chemo, and they agreed it could very well be an important part of this. – Alex Trebek	Found on CNN 4 years ago
It was difficult to determine a treatment plan because most people who have this cancer are geriatric and Fionah was just a baby, it is horrible to watch your baby go through chemo. Nothing prepares you for that. The radiation therapy leaves them with burns. She cried all the time. It was so hard on her. – Katherine Raymond	Found on FOX News 4 years ago
They did another biopsy then and determined it was myoepithelial carcinoma, an extremely rare cancer thats very serious, its extremely uncommon in children. When we were told about Fionahs condition, doctors said it was very rare and she would be facing an uphill battle. They told us she would need chemo, radiation and more surgery. They told us she might not live to see her first birthday which devastated us. – Katherine Raymond	Found on FOX News 4 years ago
Originally, I had this idea, well, we'll shoot in between my chemo treatments, we could do that. Chemotherapy. What ? That's what sick people get. The whole thing was so astounding. I thought I could muscle through it, and to a certain extent, I did, because we did have table reads of scripts every three weeks. But I got really ill, so I couldn't have ever shot anything during that period of time. – Julia Louis-Dreyfus	Found on CNN 5 years ago
When Brody’s chemo treatment journey ended, we made a promise to each other that we were going to make each and every single day that he had left better than the next, and we wanted to do everything that we could and give him as much joy and happiness that we could, even though he only has a short time left. – Todd Allen	Found on FOX News 5 years ago
The vast majority of women were getting chemo after surgery to prevent breast cancer recurrence and now the pendulum is swinging back to less chemotherapy use, mainly because we know which are the patients who are most likely to benefit from chemotherapy. – Joseph Sparano	Found on FOX News 5 years ago
[ But in March 2007 ] we were working out one morning and Paul Newman was lagging. Paul Newman was usually way ahead of us. Later Paul Newman was coming to a board meeting, but Paul Newman said, ‘ I ’m really exhausted. ’ We told Paul Newman to go see a doctor and Paul Newman did. Paul Newman kept Paul Newman sunny personality until Paul Newman death in 2008. ( Reuters) Then a series of other things happened. But you could n’t really tell Paul Newman was sick until 2008, when you could see the effects of the chemo. But it did n’t affect Paul Newman personality. i lost a great friend, but we’re carrying on his work the best way we can. – Bob Forrester	Found on FOX News 5 years ago
I was told two years ago that there was no sign of cancer anymore, and I don’t think I can put into words how that news made me feel, every year I have a full scan and check-up, and I truly believe it’s a combination of everything I did – surgery, chemo, alternative treatment – and the love of my family that helped. – Hayley Mills	Found on FOX News 6 years ago
I had to go through a rigorous chemo and radiation therapy and a stem cell transplant, i couldn't concentrate. I couldn't relax. I was really anxious and depressed. All I kept thinking was: 'Here I am, not even 30, being poisoned and fighting for my life.'. – Cesar Castillo	Found on CNN 6 years ago
I asked many of my friends [who had gone through chemo], 'What's the experience? What are you doing?,' and my friend David Crosby, he was the first one who said, 'You know, Melissa, you have to do medicinal marijuana. You have to [try] cannabis. That's the way to do it. It's too hard otherwise. – Melissa Etheridge	Found on CNN 7 years ago
We follow Ali for the rest of her life so that we know what her chemo or radiation, whatever treatment she had, how that has affected her life, how's her hearing, how's her eyesight, how's her liver, is she going to be able to have children? – Danny Thomas	Found on FOX News 7 years ago
Back in March of this year, I was diagnosed with a rare, very aggressive form of ovarian cancer, if you read the statistics, it is very bleak. Good thing I don’t believe in statistics! I had surgery and now I am having chemo treatments. I have since grown more tumors and it is going to be more of a battle than I anticipated, but I have a huge faith in the healing power of God and the healing power within me that originates from my God. I look towards a future when I am completely healed and cancer free. I ask for prayers of strength and courage as this journey continues. – Shannen Doherty	Found on FOX News 7 years ago
She won’t stop, we’re like, ‘Lay down, you just had chemo,’ she won’t stop. She wants to move, she wants to go. – Jacqueline Armour	Found on FOX News 7 years ago
There are also so many women and children surviving chemo every day. Everyone in that chemo ward are all superheroes. – Danielle Javernig	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
From my very first day of chemo I said, ‘On my last day I am going to dress as Wonder Woman, if I ever make it through, everyone in the chemo ward, those patients there on the last day, were so supportive. – Danielle Javernig	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
The whole point wasn’t to be Wonder Woman by myself. The whole superhero thing was about the whole family, there are also so many women and children surviving chemo every day. Everyone in that chemo ward are all superheroes. – Danielle Javernig	Found on FOX News 8 years ago

When I had it she was actually going through chemo at the time and so I had to stay all the way upstairs, completely away from her, and then I thought, you know, if I got it again, I don't even want to risk that.

– Ellyn Norris

Found on CNN
2 years ago

At first we gave him [Asher] chemotherapy intravenous and the ophthalmologist used lasers on the spots [on his eye] and there were responses. He finished chemo in 2015. The problem with retinoblastoma is it can pop up in other places. Over time, he had a few new ones pop up and they werelasered.

– Tomas Olson

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

It felt surreal to ring the bell because it’s something I’ve visualized the entire time, i also felt a lot of survivor’s guilt ringing it and looking at everyone still sitting there. It’s hard with the friends I’ve made in chemo knowing that they are still there, and knowing a lot of people are in chemo for life. So I felt thankful ringing it and I also felt guilty ringing it.

– Lindy Thackston

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

He said, Every week, I go to chemo, and I see these little kids with tubes plugged in, and no hair, and they are throwing up and sick, and their families are suffering with them, he told me, I dont need a car. Those kids need to go to Disneyland, they need to go to Hawaii -- they need their wish worse than I need a car.

– Scott Reynolds

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

There were some good days but a lot of not-so-good days, i joked with friends that the cancer won't kill me, the chemo treatments will.

– Alex Trebek

Found on CNN
4 years ago

They've got me off one of my chemo drugs, which was killing me. And I won't know till tomorrow( when) I go in for some tests, and then maybe another week or so before I find out where things stand.

– Alex Trebek

Found on CNN
4 years ago

It was surprising when we looked at similarities between astronauts during spaceflight and cancer patients during treatment. Both have a decrease in muscle mass, and they have bone demineralization and changes in heart function, astronauts may get something called space fog, where they have trouble focusing or get a little forgetful. That's very similar to what some cancer patients experience, which is called chemo brain.

– Jessica Scott

Found on CNN
4 years ago

At hospital he would be crying at the door because he wanted to go outside, when he was having chemo he couldnt move as he was hooked up to the machine but all he wanted to do was crawl around.

– Saffron Webb

Found on FOX News
4 years ago

I've got a couple million people out there who have expressed their good thoughts, their positive energy directed towards me and their prayers, i told the doctors, this has to be more than just the chemo, and they agreed it could very well be an important part of this.

– Alex Trebek

Found on CNN
4 years ago

It was difficult to determine a treatment plan because most people who have this cancer are geriatric and Fionah was just a baby, it is horrible to watch your baby go through chemo. Nothing prepares you for that. The radiation therapy leaves them with burns. She cried all the time. It was so hard on her.

– Katherine Raymond

Found on FOX News
4 years ago

They did another biopsy then and determined it was myoepithelial carcinoma, an extremely rare cancer thats very serious, its extremely uncommon in children. When we were told about Fionahs condition, doctors said it was very rare and she would be facing an uphill battle. They told us she would need chemo, radiation and more surgery. They told us she might not live to see her first birthday which devastated us.

– Katherine Raymond

Found on FOX News
4 years ago

Originally, I had this idea, well, we'll shoot in between my chemo treatments, we could do that. Chemotherapy. What ? That's what sick people get. The whole thing was so astounding. I thought I could muscle through it, and to a certain extent, I did, because we did have table reads of scripts every three weeks. But I got really ill, so I couldn't have ever shot anything during that period of time.

– Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Found on CNN
5 years ago

When Brody’s chemo treatment journey ended, we made a promise to each other that we were going to make each and every single day that he had left better than the next, and we wanted to do everything that we could and give him as much joy and happiness that we could, even though he only has a short time left.

– Todd Allen

Found on FOX News
5 years ago

The vast majority of women were getting chemo after surgery to prevent breast cancer recurrence and now the pendulum is swinging back to less chemotherapy use, mainly because we know which are the patients who are most likely to benefit from chemotherapy.

– Joseph Sparano

Found on FOX News
5 years ago

[ But in March 2007 ] we were working out one morning and Paul Newman was lagging. Paul Newman was usually way ahead of us. Later Paul Newman was coming to a board meeting, but Paul Newman said, ‘ I ’m really exhausted. ’ We told Paul Newman to go see a doctor and Paul Newman did. Paul Newman kept Paul Newman sunny personality until Paul Newman death in 2008. ( Reuters) Then a series of other things happened. But you could n’t really tell Paul Newman was sick until 2008, when you could see the effects of the chemo. But it did n’t affect Paul Newman personality. i lost a great friend, but we’re carrying on his work the best way we can.

– Bob Forrester

Found on FOX News
5 years ago

I was told two years ago that there was no sign of cancer anymore, and I don’t think I can put into words how that news made me feel, every year I have a full scan and check-up, and I truly believe it’s a combination of everything I did – surgery, chemo, alternative treatment – and the love of my family that helped.

– Hayley Mills

Found on FOX News
6 years ago

I had to go through a rigorous chemo and radiation therapy and a stem cell transplant, i couldn't concentrate. I couldn't relax. I was really anxious and depressed. All I kept thinking was: 'Here I am, not even 30, being poisoned and fighting for my life.'.

– Cesar Castillo

Found on CNN
6 years ago

I asked many of my friends [who had gone through chemo], 'What's the experience? What are you doing?,' and my friend David Crosby, he was the first one who said, 'You know, Melissa, you have to do medicinal marijuana. You have to [try] cannabis. That's the way to do it. It's too hard otherwise.

– Melissa Etheridge

Found on CNN
7 years ago

We follow Ali for the rest of her life so that we know what her chemo or radiation, whatever treatment she had, how that has affected her life, how's her hearing, how's her eyesight, how's her liver, is she going to be able to have children?

– Danny Thomas

Found on FOX News
7 years ago

Back in March of this year, I was diagnosed with a rare, very aggressive form of ovarian cancer, if you read the statistics, it is very bleak. Good thing I don’t believe in statistics! I had surgery and now I am having chemo treatments. I have since grown more tumors and it is going to be more of a battle than I anticipated, but I have a huge faith in the healing power of God and the healing power within me that originates from my God. I look towards a future when I am completely healed and cancer free. I ask for prayers of strength and courage as this journey continues.

– Shannen Doherty

Found on FOX News
7 years ago

She won’t stop, we’re like, ‘Lay down, you just had chemo,’ she won’t stop. She wants to move, she wants to go.

– Jacqueline Armour

Found on FOX News
7 years ago

There are also so many women and children surviving chemo every day. Everyone in that chemo ward are all superheroes.

– Danielle Javernig

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

From my very first day of chemo I said, ‘On my last day I am going to dress as Wonder Woman, if I ever make it through, everyone in the chemo ward, those patients there on the last day, were so supportive.

– Danielle Javernig

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

The whole point wasn’t to be Wonder Woman by myself. The whole superhero thing was about the whole family, there are also so many women and children surviving chemo every day. Everyone in that chemo ward are all superheroes.

– Danielle Javernig

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

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