Welcome to the official page of the Connecticut Challenge for Cancer Survivors.
The CT Challenge is:
A collaborative network of cancer survivor services throughout the state of CT.
A global resource for survivors on the web.
www.ctchallenge.org
The CT Challenge is:
A collaborative network of cancer survivor services throughout the state of CT.
A global resource for survivors on the web.
www.ctchallenge.org
Information
- Founded:
- 2005
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- Open Letter to Survivors 10:00pm Nov 3
- CT Challenge Team Visits Leever Cancer Center for Survivor Day 10:00pm Nov 3
- Lance Armstrong Talks to CNN 10:00pm Nov 1
Connecticut Challenge
Instead of gifts people don’t need
or plain greeting cards, make a
donation in the name of your
clients, family members or friends and you’ll be sharing your gift with 120,000 cancer survivors.
http://bike.ctchallenge.org/holidaygifts
Tom Hayes, survivor, tells his story at Survivor Day
Connecticut Challenge You guys need to check out our new website at www.ctchallenge.org. We have spent a ton of time on developing functionality and assembling content for CT survivors as well as the medical community. Tell your friends!
Source: www.ctchallenge.org
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Implications for Understanding Cancer in General
Jarem Frye, inventor groundbreaking of prosthetic knee
Suicide Ideation in Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer
at the Tully Health Center's Brace Auditorium
Suicide Ideation in Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer
Martin Brunk This year's event was the best ever...great organization...perfect weather...and super routing for the 100 miles!!! Can't wait for next year's CTC!
Connecticut Challenge Great new blog post from Christian McEvoy - http://ctchallenge.org/blog/?p=96
Source: ctchallenge.org
Why I ride?When I joined the first Connecticut Challenge in 2005, I was a twenty-two year-old high school teacher and an avid cyclist, runner, and swimmer. I had no special connection to cancer, and I ...
