Through Each Other's Eyes: Sharing What
We've Learned From Living With Cancer 

Being diagnosed with cancer changes one’s life forever. How we think, feel, and cope is unique to each of us. By looking through each other’s eyes, we can see how others have made sense of living with cancer, helping us in turn to better understand our own experience. Listening can inspire us to reconsider our past, take action in the present, or prepare for challenges in the future.

In this year’s conference, our moderator, keynote speakers and panelists will help us to explore what we have learned from living with cancer, and to consider the choices available to us as we move forward.

Moderator
Liz Brunner, CEO, Brunner Communications; previously news anchor and award-winning reporter, WCVB-TV

Keynote Presentation
Felicia Marie Knaul, PhD, cancer survivor, health economist, and author of Beauty Without the Breast

Panel Discussion
Patients, family caregivers and Mass General staff who have lived with cancer share their experience

Keynote Presentation
Don Dizon, MD, Director of the Mass General Oncology Sexual Health Clinic and survivorship specialist

After-Lunch Workshops
Participants choose from 3 breakout workshops featuring activities focused on wellness and self-expression