I'm in treatment for rectal cancer, stage 2B. I have genetic disease called FAP, familial adenoma polyposis. And while I did get checked, I still ended up with cancer. I lost my mother to this disease. And last year, my 21-year-old niece. She died as I was washing her face. I'm glad my mother doesn't have to see me go through this. Yesterday at MD Anderson, I saw a woman with this t-shirt: "Cancer you picked the wrong girl to mess with!" Nice website. Thank you.

I couldn't have said it better!! The site is great! I think the Oncology units of the hospitals should change the nurse uniforms to your gear!

Great web site... I lost a grandmother to Bcancer. Thanks for echoing my feelings when she died... Keep the energy going

Hi Sharon This site is a great idea and hoping the non profit status becomes reality very soon. This will be a great way to give back to those in some need. Hopefully one day soon we'll see even more advanced cures and treatments to end the cancer that threatens so many of our relatives and friends

Sharon, this is a fabulous idea! Kudos to you! My mom had colon cancer but she beat it, woohoo! Unfortunately I had a grandmother who passed away from cancer and friends as well so I join you in saying F Cancer to the max!!!!