Radio Show Living with Cancer
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May 10, 2012: Kim joins the program by phone and talks about continuing her radiation treatments and offers listeners inspiration and support in dealing with their cancer. Denise talks with Missy Stein, the 2012 Survivor Fundraising Chair. for Komen Philadelphia Race for the Cure.
Layers of Love: Comforting Chemotherapy Patients One Blanket at a Time wrote: “We hope you will join us Thursday, May 3 at 12:30pm est when we will be the guest on Let’s Talk Cancer on WWDB-AM 860.
Thanks for sharing this with us, Jim. Kim is remarkeable. Please, keep us posted on her condition. She must know that tons of good wishes are heading her way.
Hugs,
MarionThurs 4/2612 show featured Anne calling in from Ireland, David, a colon cancer patient and Kim was on board, feeling pretty poorly, from home by phone for the whole program. Kim has more courage than anyone I know! It was a very touching program.
Thursday 4/19/12 program: Kim joins the program from home and talks about preparing for her upcoming radiation treatments and offers listeners inspiration and support in dealing with their cancer. Denise is in the studio to welcome University of Pennsylvania students Ashley Brown and Alexa Guzman, Co-Chairs of Camp Kesem, a college run camp for children whose parent or guardian have cancer.
God bless Kim. She is such an awesome person. I sure hope the growth turns out to be nothing serious. I’m sure even with a crazy hairdo, Kim is just as beautiful as always.
Thanks Jim for keeping us posted about Kim. Please let her know that tons of good wishes and hugs are heading her way. You are a wonderful friend to her.
Hugs,
MarionOh, BTW, the update was BY Kim, trooper that she is. She stayed on the phone for the entire program. She got a god awful haircut for the surgery to remove the mystery growth. Not sure what it is yet. Samples will be sent to Columbia after the local NJ pathologist finishes, but this is clearly a strange one. None of my doctors at NY Presbyterian have seen cc met to the skull, so it appears this may be totally unrelated. It was growing so fast that it presented a short term stroke risk, which is why Kim decided to have it done Tues, instead of just a biopsy then. I talked to her at length Thursday, and other than some cosmetic issues, she’s doing fine.
This weeks topic: dental and oral health care needs of individuals battling various forms cancer at all stages, March 29 @ 12:30 PM. Threre will be an update on Kim, who had surgery yesterday, also.
This weeks’ topic on March 22,2012 Children of parents with cancer, and a special update on Kim… be sure to tune in.
March 15th’s program will feature a continuation of the Pediatric Cancer theme, and call in number is 610-664-4100 between 12:30 and 1:00 PM EST. If you have a story to tell, please call in … it’s what keep the show fresh and interesting. Hopefully your story will be inspirational.
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