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Families With High Cancer Risk Get Financial Relief During Li-Fraumeni Syndrome Awareness Month
download as PDF FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 23, 2024 Andi LastPresident, Living LFS, Inc.andi@livinglfs.org March 2024 marks the fourth annual Li-Fraumeni Syndrome Awareness Month, and
Port-a-Cath Pros and Cons: Should You Get a Port?
by Dr. James Lowe I am the father of a Li-Fraumeni syndrome son who died from recurrent medulloblastoma 3.5 years ago. I also am an
2023 Year in Review
It’s time to look back with you and celebrate all that we achieved together for the Li-Fraumeni syndrome community in 2023: Let’s Make 2024 Strong!
Sex After Cancer: Survivorship and Intimacy
After treatment for cancer, it’s not uncommon to experience vaginal dryness or vaginal atrophy, incontinence, menopause symptoms, and significant hormonal and emotional changes. With a
What is Breast MRI Like?
– by Andi Last Take off my clothes, put on the hospital gown, get a needle in my arm, the nurse misses the vein, try
Help Us Fill the Gap Left by Amazon Smile
$3,947.58. That’s how much money went into the Li-Fraumeni syndrome (LFS) community, thanks to everyone who chose Living LFS as their Amazon Smile charity. We
May 3 is International LFS Awareness Day - 5/3 for p53
Info Cards for International LFS Awareness! We’re excited to make new resources available to spread awareness of Li-Fraumeni syndrome (LFS) on May 3, International LFS
Leader of the Band / A Family Affair
by Tom Connolly Donald Connolly, born 1915, passed from Astrocytoma September 3rd, 1958. He was my dad, and September 3rd, the day he died was
Financial Support Available for Families Affected by High Cancer Risk During Li-Fraumeni Syndrome Awareness Month
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 27, 2022 download as PDF Andi LastVice President, Living LFS, Inc.andi@livinglfs.org March is Li-Fraumeni Syndrome Awareness Month, and for the third
2022 Year in Review
As we prepare to ring in 2023, we here at Living LFS want to take a moment to look back with you and celebrate all
Perspective on Previving Cancer
by Aimee I used to have a lot of issues with the term “previvor” because it frightened me. It was an acknowledgement that I was
How a Family Cancer Story Became The Hope of Elephants
A girl struggles to decide whether to be tested for the genetic mutation linked to her father’s cancer. Would it be better not to know