Personal stories and reflections from Yvette’s experience surviving pancreatic cancer, written to offer hope, truth, and connection to others facing this disease.
Pancreatic cancer is often called a silent killer, with vague symptoms and one of the lowest survival rates of all cancers. Every November, Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month shines a light on this overlooked disease, pushing for research, equity in care, and earlier detection while honoring patients, survivors, and families.
Dr. Yvette Colón challenges the “hero survivor” myth in her Toastmasters speech, sharing a more honest, inclusive view of cancer survivorship.
A candid look at the emotional and practical lessons I had to learn quickly after hearing the words no one ever expects: “You have pancreatic cancer.”
Dr. Yvette Colón shares 8 practical tips to help newly diagnosed cancer patients prepare for their first oncology appointment with clarity and confidence.
