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Tag Archives: breast cancer
Global Focus on Cancer
It was impossible for me to ignore the impact traveling for my photo project had on myself and those closest to me. Seeing first hand the devastation that cancer causes around the world left me feeling compelled to do more than just tell stories and take photos about it. In so many of the countries [...]
Posted in Breast Cancer, Can Tho Oncology Hospital, Cancer, cancer support group, Carolyn Taylor, Children's cancer, Dr. Thang, hanoi, Ho Chi MInh City, Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital, Misc., vietnam Also tagged Breast Cancer Club of Hanoi, Can Tho, cancer, childhood cancer, Hanoi, ho chi minh city, vietnam 3 Comments
Nairobi
This was my third trip to the African continent in 6 months. I had spent a scant 30 hours in Cairo and an all too brief 10 days in Cape Town earlier in the year, but those places were not the Africa I had envisioned as a child. Sitting on the front porch of Jane [...]
Posted in Africa, Breast Cancer, Cancer, cancer support group, Carolyn Taylor, Kenya, Misc., Nairobi Also tagged Africa, cancer, Carolyn Taylor, Global Focus on Cancer, Kenya, Kenyatta Hospital, Nairobi, survivors, Thorn Tree Project 4 Comments
Patient’s in Can Tho
Ngu Hue Chau was diagnosed in 2003 with breast cancer, she was 35 years old. She was petrified. She is a single woman, supporting herself working as a seamstress. She underwent a mastectomy and chemotherapy. In late 2009 her cancer returned. By the time it was found it had metastasized to her lungs and brain. [...]
Posted in Can Tho Oncology Hospital, Cancer, Dr. Thang, Misc., vietnam Also tagged AML leukemia, Can Tho, Can Tho Oncology Hospital, cancer, Carolyn Taylor, Mekong, overcrowded, survivors, vietnam 2 Comments

K Hospital, Hanoi