Survivorship

Over 25 years as a Mayo Clinic patient, Ann Mackey finds answers, treatment for multiple bouts of cancer, and a way to give back.

Hodgkin lymphoma derailed 20-year-old Brescia Dover's plans to become a professional photographer. Mayo Clinic helped her get them back on track.

Cheryl Robinson finds joy in providing care and service to patients and staff in honor of her husband, Jim, who passed away in 2023.

Dr. Touré Barksdale, a Mayo Clinic cancer rehabilitation and palliative medicine specialist, explains the benefits of palliative care.

Dr. Stacy D’Andre, a medical oncologist, explains that even the tiniest lifestyle changes can add up to more energy and improved health.

Dr. Kebede Begna, a hematologist, explains what treatment-free remission is and the criteria for determining if this approach is appropriate for people with CML.

Dr. Eleshia Morrison and Black survivors of breast cancer share insights on how to navigate life after breast cancer treatment.

Scott Brandes learned he had acute leukemia when his wife was pregnant. The hope of meeting the baby and supportive colleagues sustained him through treatment.

Cris Ross, chief information officer at Mayo Clinic, shares his experience of rehabilitation and healing after colorectal cancer treatment and recurrence.

Drs. Michele Halyard and Eleshia Morrison discuss cultural differences that can make breast cancer diagnosis and treatment more difficult for Black women.