Family & Caregiver Stories
No one has melanoma alone. Family members, loved ones, and caretakers make up a critical support system for melanoma patients. These are their stories.
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Tereska James
Brown Skin Too: If You Have Skin, You Can Get Skin Cancer
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Cheryl Trocke
Melanoma - A Mom's Worst Nightmare
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Christine Garrison
Doing Good in Her Daughter's Name
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Connie Mack
"Cancer touches each of our lives in a very different and personal ways."
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Alyssa de Jong
"The word cancer is now a part of our life and we cannot forget it."