As a stage 2 rectal cancer survivor, what I find most helpful about the Cancerbro site is the highlighting of fellow warriors. Through sharing both, real and inspiring stories, it gives hope for so many who are enduring these life-changing diagnoses. It also helps prompt those with plaguing symptoms get checked out by a doctor about their symptoms even earlier, which can help to contribute to earlier diagnoses and better survival rates. I personally enjoy reading so many inspirational stories and learning how other warriors choose to fight through the battle of cancer. It’s fantastic to see Cancerbro working to help spread awareness and positivity beyond diagnosis in the community. After all, we are so much more than our diagnosis. Every day that we are able to fight, there is still hope for a life beyond cancer! #fighton #notalone

CancerBro has offered me a safe place to share my questions, fears and stories with other survivors, all while helping others along the way. Being a cancer survivor can feel lonely at times and CancerBro provides a platform that allows me to connect with others touched by cancer. I only wish I had known about it when I was newly diagnosed. I needed someone to talk to who understood. Now, at CancerBro, you can find that and more. They’ve created a space that feels like a community. Thank you for offering such a wonderful place for us to connect and feel heard!

I was diagnosed in early 2018 with papillary thyroid cancer after tumors were visible in specific scans for another physical issue. I had been diagnosed with hypothyroidism years prior and was actively taking Synthroid. I was floored with the news! I found CancerBro while I was researching treatments and support groups. I was able to speak with others that had been through it and others like me. They educational tools for patients, family members and the testimonials gave me encouragement throughout my treatment. After a total thyroidectomy and radioactive iodine treatments, I was proclaimed an official survivor by the end of 2018! The friends I've made through CancerBro and the knowledge of all "thyroid cancer" related has been a huge comfort in my journey. I hope to encourage others through this family!