I'm Not Done Yet Memorial BLOOD DRIVE - 

Big Success, collecting 67 pints!

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Introducing FREE "Virtual Experiences" for AYA CANCER patients

Being a cancer patient is stressful enough - imagine being in treatment, immunocompromised, and isolated ... all during a global pandemic? 

All experiences are on demand, free, join alone or with a friend!

Are you an AYA (age 18-39) cancer patient who could benefit from a virtual experience and a way to connect with your family and friends?  Contact us and we'll set you up!

To support an AYA "Virtual Experiences" - make a donation here

Memorial & Tribute Gifts

To mark the 3rd anniversary of Bobby's death, I'm Not Done Yet partnered with Trew Gear of Portland, OR with limited-edition t-shirts!

RAFFLE WINNERS ANNOUNCED!

Jacket - Lorilee Crafa

Bibs - Keana Culjak-Reif

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Thank you all for supporting the promotion!

AYA INSPIRATION

#DONTEVERBEDONE

"I also started to question whether I would now even be able to continue working on my Ph.D, because I had to get chemo. It was honestly like a punch in the gut, because I knew how hard I had worked to get to where I was. The main question I was asking myself was whether I going to let this affect my drive, and motivation to finish what I had started?" READ MORE

“It won’t be easy, there will be times you are down in the dumps and contemplating life but just remember, you’re not alone. You’ll always have a support group that wants the best for you. Treatment will make you into a better person, face to face with death is scary and you could fall into it but remember there’s going to be a positive outcome. Fight for your life and you’ll be blessed with a better one.” READ MORE

I live between my normal everyday life of trying to stay in shape and be a #girlboss but also researching to see if there is any new long-term research on the effect of tyrosine kinase inhibitors on the female reproductive system. I’m trying to focus on my career and plan a life when in the very back of my mind I’m still actually concerned that my disease will mutate and the magic pills will stop working and then what?" READ MORE

"I have never felt more isolated than when I tried to go back to college the next year. I was diagnosed when I was 19 years old and never got to finish my freshman year of college..." 

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"Instead of being stressed out by my new job, I was stressed out by my new diagnosis. Instead of dating, I had a once a month one night stand with Rituxan. My friends were supportive and sweet, but I was forced to watch them move forward and I felt stuck in an infinite time freeze that I never thought I’d be in."

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I'm Not Done Yet supports adolescent and young adult (AYA) patients with cancer and other serious, chronic, and long-term illnesses as they transition from pediatrics to adults.