While pancreatic cancer is considered rare, there are many that have been impacted by this disease. Whether you are a patient, survivor or a caregiver, learn how others, like yourself, have been affected by pancreatic cancer and are now sharing their stories of strength and resilience.
Jerry's Story
On December 22, 2011, this 48-year-old father of three got news that would change his life forever. He was diagnosed with Stage III Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma. Eight years later, Jerry is able to tell us his story. Learn how Jerry became a “statistic of one”.
Ken's Story
Ken, at the age of 54, was diagnosed with Stage III Pancreatic Cancer. Today, 8 years later, he is still surviving with an unresectable pancreatic tumor, advocating for others and “fighting the good fight.”
Jane's Story
In April of 2019, Jane McNeely received news that changed her life forever. She was diagnosed with Stage III Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma at age 69. Her husband, Matthew, recalls Jane's strength and determination.
Nick's Story
Nick Pifani is a family man. Married to the love of his life, Jen, father of two and an avid runner, marathoner and Ironman competitor. He is quite passionate about running, whether he is racing or just out for a training run, he is in his element. One morning, Nick went out for his usual run, and felt he just could not do it. It was then he knew something was wrong.
Bob's Story
Kind. Uplifting. Selfless. Exceptional. Warrior. Bob Hansen left quite a legacy.
Bob Hansen’s daughter, DesCygne, and son, Rob, share their father’s two- and half-year journey with Stage IV Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma.
PANCREATIC CANCER SCREENING
Pancreatic cancer screening may be beneficial for people who do not have symptoms, but have a higher chance of developing cancer. The goal is to detect cancer early, before symptoms appear, to improve chances of survival.
Have your own story to share? Help other patients by sharing your experience with pancreatic cancer.
