long-term survivors

pancreatic cancer survivor G. Paris Johnson in a purple PanCAN mask

What Will You Do With Your Dash?

G. Paris Johnson is a long-term survivor of pancreatic cancer. She is now focused on advocacy and making the most of her life, what she calls the "dash" between her birth and eventual death.
Long-term pancreatic cancer survivor Margie Goldsmith next to her bicycle

You’ll Get Through It

Margie Goldsmith has faced pancreatic cancer three times, and each time she has used her positive attitude to help her through treatment.
pancreatic cancer survivor Miggie Olsson and her husband Tom

Watch Me

Miggie Olsson was not willing to accept that nothing could be done for her stage IV pancreatic cancer. She was determined to be a long-term survivor.

You Can Beat the Odds

Richard Blish, a long-term survivor of pancreatic cancer, was directed to a clinical trial by his immunologist daughter. The trial saved his life.
pancreatic cancer survivor Amy Zaterman and her mother Margot

I’m Going to Beat This

Amy Zaterman is a long-term survivor who relied on her mother for support during treatment for stage IV pancreatic neuroendocrine cancer.
Long-term pancreatic cancer survivor Bill Shrieves and his wife Jean in front of a boat and dock

Hope and Support

Long-term pancreatic cancer survivor Bill Shrieves founded a nonprofit to bring more information about the disease to his rural community.
Rachel Moreno with a mural of Gene Kelly in Singing in the Rain

You Can Win This Fight

Rachel Moreno credits long-term survivor status to her choice to move to her son's in Michigan for treatment, where she found a doctor and a clinical trial.
Pancreatic cancer survivors Scott and Steve Nelson

Identify Your Risk Early

After Scott Nelson was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, his older brother Steve joined a pancreatic cancer screening study, which caught the cancer at its earliest stages.
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