Cancer Support Community North Texas

Cancer patients and caregivers are invited to our upcoming focus group facilitated by UT Southwestern Medical Center. No previous experience in clinical trials needed. Participants will share their feedback on a newly developed trial summary tool for clinical trials and research.

A complementary lunch and $25 gift card will be provided.

Please RSVP via phone at 972-630-6131 or online here: https://cscnt.gnosishosting.net/Events/Calendar?eviid=48730

UT Southwestern Simmons Cancer Center

We have a winner! Michele shows off her winning tiles during a recent Mahjong & Mingle at our Dallas Clubhouse. We hope you'll join us at the next M&M on Thursday, June 25, at 12:00 pm. Register for this popular event via phone at 972-630-6131 or online here: https://cscnt.gnosishosting.net/Events/Calendar?eviid=48509

Our Dallas Clubhouse is at 12404 Park Central Drive, Suite 275-S. Visitor parking is available in the building's eastside garage entrance off of Bay Drive.

We met a feathered friend 🦆 and enjoyed each other's company during a recent "Hope in Motion" walking group around the lake near our Dallas Clubhouse. 👟We hope you'll join us at our next walking group on Tuesday, June 16, at 9:30 am. Register via phone at 972-630-6131 or online here: https://cscnt.gnosishosting.net/Events/Calendar?eviid=48513

"We don't talk enough about this hallway — the in-between place. We glorify the comeback, the pivot, the 'new you.' But what about the days when you're just existing? When getting out of bed is the bravest thing you'll do? When your body aches not from illness, but from trying to hold a new identity you didn't choose? I'm learning — slowly — that this hallway is sacred."

Read more from a breast cancer survivor experiencing life after cancer treatment: https://www.mamamia.com.au/what-happens-after-you-beat-cancer

CSCNT offers a Life After Cancer Treatment support group to help survivors through these experiences. Learn more at CancerSupportTexas.org/support or give us a call at 972-630-6131.

'They tell you to "beat" cancer. They don't prepare you for what happens if you do.' “This is the story for survivors who lived—and then had to learn how to live again.”