Patient Perspective: Mary

You, O Lord, keep my lamp burning; my God turns my darkness into light.” (Psalm 18:28 NIV) “. . . enjoy the gift of an ordinary day.”  I read those words wistfully each time I waited in the lobby at TurningPoint. Would I ever feel normal again? On July 27, 2018 I had a bilateral […]

What to Expect with a Cancer Diagnosis

From Karen Whitehead,  MS, LCSW,  CCH and TurningPoint’s support group facilitator: People often ask if their feelings are normal.  There seems to be some general assumption that there is a prescribed reaction that you “should” have when faced with the life-altering diagnosis of cancer.  Given the range of human emotions and personal experiences, any number […]

I Wish I Had Known: A Message from Dana Barrett

Dear TurningPoint Community – Some of you may know me as the emcee of The Pink Affair, and maybe you’ve heard me say a word or two about my own breast cancer battle at the mic on those inspiring and important evenings.  But while it is an honor to be a part of the TurningPoint […]

Patient Perspective: Cari

My Breast Cancer Diagnosis hit hard and fast. I had to make a lot of decisions and make them quick.   I was overwhelmed and I know my family felt the same way.  I did as much research as I could, exploring every option possible on what treatment plans were best for me.  Before my […]