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“My husband and I talked about it and decided that even if it didn’t save me, if it could help someone else, I had to do it.”
"When my symptoms first started, I was living in Virginia, and the pain just kept getting worse and worse..."
How long have you been a PCA at McLaren Bay Region? In June, I will have been here for 20 years. What do you love most about your job? I enjoy the interaction with people and taking care of people...
“During the cardiac tests, I was told I was going into A-Fib (atrial fibrillation), and I hadn’t even known it..”
"It was so much fun and such an amazing experience. Once I had my follow-up appointment after the marathon, I felt like I’m kinda riding high - I felt healthy.”
“I just have a different faith now, and these doctors have given me that.”
“When I was first diagnosed, one thing I wanted was to meet people who had survived this cancer."
“The screening was easy and painless and I’m glad I had it done,” said Wilcox. “I had to have surgery, which removed part of my lung, and no further treatment was needed.”
The journey O’Laya’s bone cancer has taken her on only boosts her spirits.
“I thought I was having panic attacks.”