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Faces of Hope
Stories featuring Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center patients' strength and courage as they battled and conquered cancer.
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Cheryl Stevens
Breast Cancer Survivor
"I'm not just a survivor," laughs Cheryl Stevens, "I'm a live-er!" Her breast cancer diagnosis was initially devastating, Cheryl admits, but then cancer liberated her to seize the joy in life. Delighting in a newfound flair for silliness, Cheryl transformed cancer treatment into grand theme parties by dressing in crazy hats and costumes, passing out treats and spreading good cheer. Cheryl revels in bringing out the playfulness in others, including the team who cared for her.