Supporting someone living with cancer doesn’t require a medical degree.It requires heart. 💛Here are 3 meaningful things anyone can do to support someone navigating cancer:1️⃣ Listen without trying to fix.Sometimes the greatest gift is simply being present.2️⃣ Show up consistently.A text. A meal. A ride. A reminder they’re not alone.3️⃣ Learn and advocate.Understand their diagnosis. Support research. Speak up for patient-centered care.Small actions create powerful impact.At Say Yes to Hope, we believe community changes everything.Let’s be the kind of support we would want for ourselves.Tag someone who shows up for others in the comments. You can learn more at SayYesToHope.org#SayYesToHope #CancerSupport #CommunityMatters #MetastaticCancer #AdvocacyInAction#survivor#SayYEStoHope #MetastaticCancer #cancer #Hope #patient#caregiving#CaregivingJourney#caregivingjourneyandstory ... See MoreSee Less
💛 When colorectal cancer spreads to the liver, options matterSome patients may benefit from liver-directed treatments like Y-90 radioembolization, which targets tumors inside the liver.You can ask your care team:• Is my cancer mainly in the liver?• Am I a candidate for Y-90?• Should I see an interventional radiologist?• Can this be combined with my current treatment?Y-90 may help some patients shrink tumors, control liver disease, and create new possibilities — even when other treatments have been tried.💛 At SayYesToHope.org, we believe every patient deserves to know ALL potential options.For Suzanne Martin, this treatment wasn’t just another therapy — now she spells HOPE: S-I-R-S-P-H-E-R-E-S.💛 Hope grows when options grow.#SayYesToHope #ColorectalCancer #LiverMetastases #KnowYourOptions#Y90#CancerSupport#multidisciplinary#treatmentteam#interventionalradiologist... See MoreSee Less
Advocacy isn’t optional when cancer is metastatic — it’s essential.You ARE allowed to ask questions.You ARE allowed to seek second opinions.You ARE allowed to explore clinical trials.And we are here to help you do exactly that!Visit us at www.sayyestohope.org to learn more.#cancer #Hope #patient#caregiving #MetastaticCancer #survivor#AwarenessMatters#SayYEStoHope... See MoreSee Less
