Tanya Lafontaine, Melanoma Survivor: “I’ve Got This”
by Vallerie A. Malkin Tanya Lafontaine is a 45-year-old mother, fitness professional, and Stage IV melanoma survivor. She is here to…
01/14/2019
Tanya Lafontaine, Melanoma Survivor: “I’ve Got This”
by Vallerie A. Malkin Tanya Lafontaine is a 45-year-old mother, fitness professional, and Stage IV melanoma survivor. She is here to…
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06/27/2018
For Tracy Welge, The Cure is in The Bag
Meet Tracy Welge, a 41-year-old wife, mother, and melanoma survivor from Naperville, Illinois. Two melanoma diagnoses, an entrepreneurial spirit, and a…
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04/27/2018
Sketching Her Way Through Metastatic Melanoma
By Alicia Rowell, Vice President, AIM at Melanoma Nearly every melanoma patient or survivor that AIM has met has a coping…
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04/26/2018
Jonathan Swingle, The Mucosal Melanoma Warrior
2009 was not a good year for Jonathan Swingle. Multiple nosebleeds led Jonathan to seek his doctor’s help, which…
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04/26/2018
Even America’s Heroes Get Melanoma
Meet Army Reserve veteran Erin Ball, who served eight years, including a tour in Iraq in 2004. She was…
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03/07/2018
Melanoma Does Not Define Rebecca Berger
Rebecca Berger is a 27-year-old pediatric oncology nurse practitioner who has struggled with her own cancer. Diagnosed with melanoma in 2013, she lives in…
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