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• ↓ informed. empowered. alive.
• ↓ Seven Years NED, One Day at a Time: A Hispanic Cervical Cancer Survivor’s Story
• ↓ Lisa’s Story in Patient Resource: “Survivor Turns Her Silence Into Outspoken Advocacy”
• ↓ Lisa Today: “Survivorship is a Day-by-Day Experience”
• ↓ Lisa’s Message to Latino Families
• ↓ Advocacy on Her Own Terms
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"No more fear. No more shame. No more confusion. No more suffering. No more lives lost. Cervivor is here! As a global community of cervical cancer patients, survivors, and thrivers, we understand because we’ve been through it. We are your support. We are your advocates. We are the faces of cervical cancer. Join us in ending this preventable disease and reducing stigma. We are here for YOU!"

"Their voices are especially important. According to the American Cancer Society, Hispanic women in the U.S. have cervical cancer rates 36% higher than White women. Yet stigma and shame surrounding cervical cancer can make it difficult to talk openly about a diagnosis, seek support, or ask questions."

"Hispanic cervical cancer survivor and Cervivor Ambassador Lisa Lakey knows what it’s like to carry that silence — and what it takes to break it. Her journey from a private diagnosis to outspoken advocacy was first featured in Patient Resource magazine. The magazine cover and Lisa’s original article are shown here."

"With permission from Lisa and Patient Resource, we’re republishing her story below, followed by new reflections on seven years with no evidence of disease (NED), the challenges of survivorship, and the message she hopes other Latina women and their families will hear."

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informed. empowered. alive.

Seven Years NED, One Day at a Time: A Hispanic Cervical Cancer Survivor’s Story

Lisa’s Story in Patient Resource: “Survivor Turns Her Silence Into Outspoken Advocacy”

Lisa Today: “Survivorship is a Day-by-Day Experience”

Lisa’s Message to Latino Families

Advocacy on Her Own Terms