Maryland's Health Matters - Upper Chesapeake - Fall 2013 - (Page 6)

Thanks to her strong will, the support of family and friends, and her UCH care team, Diana Davis has a full life ahead of her. With a Little Help from My Friends With treatment and support from family and UCH, and her own determination, Diana Davis is cancer-free 6 Maryland’s HealtH Matters C ancer survivors are tough. Whether they started their cancer journey that way or grew into it varies from person to person. One thing is certain, the support of friends and family is critically important to helping an individual diagnosed with cancer complete treatment. Diana Davis, 29, was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma in May 2012. She and her husband, Estan, had just moved to Aberdeen Proving Ground from Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Diana, a New York City native, is in the U.S. Army Reserve and Estan is active duty; both have been deployed to Iraq—twice. The UCH cancer LifeNet team includes nurse navigators, volunteer navigators

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Maryland's Health Matters - Upper Chesapeake - Fall 2013

Maryland's Health Matters - Upper Chesapeake - Fall 2013
Contents
A Healthy Start
Options After Mastectomy
Strength and Courage
A Winning Trial
At a Glance
Foundation Focus
News and Events

Maryland's Health Matters - Upper Chesapeake - Fall 2013