5 inspiring stories of women who are empowering a better future
Mar 6, 2023
夏娃ry day, women in medicine—from doctors, nurses and researchers, to patients, advocates and caregivers—inspire us to push boundaries and forge a brighter, healthier future. Meet some of these courageous women who are driving change and inspiring hope for women and for us all.
1. The woman who chose joy in the face of cancer
At only 29 years old and in the midst of wedding planning, Amber was diagnosed with multiple myeloma. Throughout her cancer treatment, including a bone marrow transplant, she remained positive and chose to live her life to the fullest.Discover Amber’s storyand be inspired by her decision to choose joy, even when it’s hard.
2. The “liver buddies” dynamic duo
Meet Brittney and her aunt, Demaris. When Brittney learned her beloved aunt needed a new liver, she didn’t hesitate to offer hers. Today, both are thriving and their bond has never been stronger.Read their storyof hope, healing and never giving up on the ones you love.
3. The woman who beat cancer before her 30thbirthday
Amanda never imagined she would find herself facing cancer at only 29 years old. After noticing some unusual symptoms—weight gain, shortness of breath, upset stomach—Amanda knew something was wrong. It turned out to be a tumor weighing 17 pounds. Now, she shares her experience to encourage others to listen to their bodies.Discover her storyof staying strong in the face of a shocking cancer diagnosis.
4. The daughter who took her cancer risk into her own hands
凯瑟琳从未离开她的妈妈身边,她发动了他r battle with breast cancer. The treatment, though successful, was difficult. Kathleen knew she never wanted to face cancer if she could help it. Through the High-Risk Breast Screening Program, Kathleen took control of her genetic risk for cancer, empowering a brighter future for herself and her family.Read Kathleen and Ruth’s inspiring story.
5. The Chief Nursing Officer with a new outlook on life
As Chief Nursing Officer for Baylor Scott & White – College Station Region, Amber Reed, MBA, BSN, RN, OCN, NEA-BC, isn’t used to being the one whose life is on the line. She shares her story now as both a word of caution for others to take care of themselves and as a token of gratitude to the team who saved her life.This is Amber’s story.
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