LFS in WOMEN
Women with Li-Fraumeni Syndrome have close to 100% chance of developing cancer in their lifetime. About half of all these cancers develop before age
Women with Li-Fraumeni Syndrome have close to 100% chance of developing cancer in their lifetime. About half of all these cancers develop before age
Fannie learned some very powerful lessons from her mother through her breast cancer battles. She learned about self awareness, how to advocate and how she
James Higgins lost his dad, his sister and 2 daughters to LFS cancers. Cancer came after him twice. This is his story and how he
Almost three years ago, the Peytavin family’s journey with cancer began. It is often said that when a family member gets cancer, the family gets
Lisanne’s grandfather, three of her aunts, an uncle and a nephew – all of them died from cancer. Her daughter got a brain tumour at
Surviving Childhood Cancer can leave quite an impact. Not only are there long term health effects from intense treatments, there are often emotional scars left.
Brian Ries- No Matter the Odds, Keep Fighting. About a month ago, I reached out to the support group to see if anyone was willing
Living with LFS can leave you feeling like you’ve lost your mind. Keeping up with doctor’s appointments, screenings, checking out weird lumps or bumps and
I have many phrases that I use to keep myself emotionally grounded. Some of these are not likely to be statements that others would find helpful: “It is
I am fairly new to LFS, by many peoples standards, only learning of my family’s genetic problem in 2011. We all understand that this knowledge is life