OHC – Oncology Hematology CareDaughter’s Donation Stocks Treats for Patients to Honor Father
Lesia Golden, Patient Stories 0 comments
March 8, 2018
“I wanted to do something for my dad’s birthday, February 13, that would honor him,” explained Erika Cliett, whose dad, Michael, was a patient of Dr. Jim Essell at the Blood Cancer Center at The Jewish Hospital – Mercy Health. “He said that once he was better, he would have loved to volunteer at the […]
Read MoreStrength and Courage: One Young Woman’s Greatest Opponent
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February 2, 2018It was April 2014. Kelly Patrick was at her usual hangout: the indoor soccer facility in West Chester, Ohio. She was having a great game, having scored two goals in the first half. Kelly had been playing soccer forever; in high school and college and as an adult, now in her mid-30s. But just as […]
Read MoreSisters Stick Together Through Their Cancer Journey
Lesia Golden, Patient Stories 1 comment
October 25, 2017
Debbie Acton and Tonia Manning are sisters. And like other sisters, they’ve been through numerous life events together: holidays, school, weddings, births and more. On the Sunday morning after Debbie had just turned 39, she noticed a lump in her breasts. Her husband encouraged her to call the doctor and so she did the following […]
Read MoreClinical Trial Becomes a “Perfect” Opportunity
Lesia Golden, Blogs, Patient Stories 20 comments
June 2, 2017
Clyde Perfect had always been healthy, or “extremely lucky” as he puts it. Then last year, this active 84-year-old started coughing. “I had this cough, and it was especially bad when I ate,” explained Clyde, who, along with his family, have owned and operated Perfect North Slopes since 1981. “I went to my family doctor […]
Read MoreUrsuline Academy’s Sr. Mary Ann Jansen Survives Leukemia with Faith in God and OHC
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April 3, 2017
When Sister Mary Ann Jansen began feeling extraordinarily tired in March 2014, she chalked it up to her demanding schedule. As Director of Community Ministries at Ursuline Academy of Cincinnati, Sr. Jansen accompanied students on retreats and often worked late, as well. “I was just thinking I was getting old,” said the spirited woman in […]
Read MoreListening to Your Body Can Save Your Life: An OHC Patient’s Colorectal Cancer and Survival
Kristin Deuber, Blogs, Patient Stories 0 comments
March 30, 2017
No one knows our bodies better than ourselves – so when something is wrong, it doesn’t take long to notice. Unfortunately, when we are busy we sometimes ignore or downplay the signs to keep up with daily life. This was the case with OHC patient Sandy Ditmore, who five years ago was diagnosed with stage […]
Read MoreOHC “Family” Shaves For Childhood Cancer
Kristin Deuber, Blogs, Patient Stories 2 comments
March 21, 2017
OHC Systems Engineer Dan Davies knows numbers. As a data analyst, he looks at trends all day. When recently asked by his wife, Amber, to become involved in fundraising for pediatric cancer, he quickly realized this challenge would be no different and perhaps more fun. Amber belongs to a local Facebook group that decided to […]
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