Anal cancer survivor: Why I volunteer through myCancerConnection
When I was diagnosed with anal cancer in 2009, I didn¡¯t know anyone who had ever had the disease. So I was frightened, confused and didn¡¯t know what to expect. And though I had family and friends cheering me on, I desperately needed to talk to someone who had gone through the same thing.
That¡¯s why I vowed to volunteer with myCancerConnection, MD Anderson¡¯s one-on-one cancer support community, after I finished treatment. I knew...

Anal cancer survivor: Why I keep returning to MD Anderson
When I heard that Farrah Fawcett had died of anal cancer in June 2009, I remember saying out loud to myself, ¡°Anal cancer? There is such a...