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Tractor Pull & a BCCNS Alliance Member Makes for a Winning Combination
The fourth annual Fall Smoke Out Truck and Tractor Pull on September 29, 2018 in Cadiz, OH, was a major success for raising awareness of the BCCNS Alliance and supporting its programs
Further Optimism for the Future
A message from Julie Breneiser, BCCNS Alliance President Dear BCCNS Alliance Community, The strides we have made this year are tremendous and provide further optimism for the future.
The Difference a Phone Call Makes
It’s about 8 o’clock and my day is starting to wind down. I’m sitting on the couch, relaxing and getting ready to watch some football and scroll through my iPhone. The youngest of my
Pellepharm’s Phase III Clinical Trial Posted to ClinicalTrials.gov
News Alert – Review the Patidegib 2% Topical Gel Clinical Trial Posting Pellepharm’s Phase III Clinical Trial for Patidegib Topical Gel 2% just posted to ClinicalTrials.gov Patient
Durst Breneiser
“Fear of failure seems to be larger than the fear of fatigue.” My parents knew a few things at the beginning of my life. That sports were not exactly my strong suit and
Kevin Gullat
Being the spouse of someone with BCCNS (or any other condition for that matter) can be a challenge. I do not mean to imply for a single second that I regret having Christen as my
Annewil Stelloo
My name is Annewil, I am 30 years old and live in The Netherlands. In 2010 at age 27 I learned that I had Basal Cell Carcinomas (BCCs). Two ‘normal’ moles were removed for ‘cosmetic’
Margaret Emery
My name is Margaret Emery. I live with my husband Paul and our two sons Damian (who has Gorlin Syndrome) and Simon in Highbury; a suburb of Adelaide, South Australia in Australia.
Monica Murray
“What’s wrong with your baby?” Mom often heard from the mouths of curious, but ill-mannered children; or from the eyes of curious, but afraid to ask adults. Defensively she would say,
Douglas Family
When I was diagnosed with Gorlin Syndrome, I was just a kid. I didn’t know what to think. I knew it wasn’t cancer or a big-time sickness. All I knew was I had “it”. For a pretty long