Talk IBC

Martha Van Dam, MS, LMHC, NCC tells her story of inflammatory breast cancer and offers advice based on her experience and her education as a licensed therapist.

Dr. Ueno gives a candid interview with Terry Arnold about leaving MD Anderson and the future of his research and team. 

In this episode of TalkIBC Terry Arnold sits down for a conversation with Nina Surden who was diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer in 1996, making her currently a 26+ years survivor. She retired as a public school teacher after 35+ years in elementary and middle school teaching in 2009.  She lives in the Philly area, calls herself a fair weather Philly fan, loves to summer at the Jersey Shore and winter in Florida.   She is deeply committed to her synagogue and is an avid volunteer there. She also loves to read and play Maj Jong.   

Diane's daughter, Lindsay Thul,  was diagnosed with Inflammatory Breast Cancer at the young age of 28. She died just 10 short months later. She was was strong, brave, funny & fun, a loving daughter, sister, niece, cousin, granddaughter, auntie, and loyal friend.

In this podcast, Diane tells the story of her daughter's diagnosis with inflammatory breast cancer and how it inspired her to start Lindsay's Legacy Fund to help provide financial assistance to families with financial issues get prompt, expert medical attention required to diagnose and treat IBC.

Terry interviews Drew DeMaree who will be hosting the Unicorn Ball as a fundraiser in honor of his wife Kimberley DeMaree who passed away from inflammatory breast cancer in 2022. Kimberely was only 42 years old.  This is her story.

Event proceeds will go to The IBC Network Foundation and the Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation. 

Breast Medical Oncologist, MD Anderson
Executive Director of IBC Program

This is Terry Arnold's story, in her own words, of the struggle to get a correct diagnosis through founding the non-profit The IBC Network Foundation.