Together they became stronger.
Barb Guelcher can tell you first hand of the fear and anxiety that swept over her when she was diagnosed with cancer. Over the years she had accompanied others to the Regional Cancer Center for their treatment.
Barb Guelcher can tell you first hand of the fear and anxiety that swept over her when she was diagnosed with cancer. Over the years she had accompanied others to the Regional Cancer Center for their treatment.
Carole Hunink is not shy about expressing her appreciation for the care she received at The Regional Cancer Center under the direction of Dr. Jan Rothman.
Making music is Mark Stockhausen’s passion, so much so he never stopped making music even as he was treated aggressively for Stage III Small Cell Lung Cancer.
Testicular cancer patients, Gary and James found friendship in the waiting room of RCC. “It’s like the first day of school, you are nervous to meet new people and don’t know what to expect,” says James.
James Roden is glad to be alive today after a very difficult diagnosis of advanced esophageal cancer. He is aware that the prognosis for patients with this type of cancer is not very good. “If I wouldn’t have had the chemo and radiation therapy at the cancer center before my surgery, it would have been a different story,” Roden says.