Kelsey-Seybold Patients Share Their Stories

Peggy Louie caught her cancer early and showed no fear in her treatment. Now a survivor, she pushes herself to be as tough as she knows she is.

Read the story of breast cancer survivor Sarah Dill who received care and treatment at Kelsey-Seybold Cancer Center in Houston during her fight against cancer.

Although there are choices for cancer care in Houston, when Karen Taylor found out she had breast cancer, there was only one place she considered for her treatment: the Kelsey-Seybold Cancer Center.

After years of living with a protruding prolapse, Judy Ayers wanted answers.

Read the story of lymphoma survivor Shelia Wright who received care and treatment at Kelsey-Seybold Cancer Center in Houston during her fight against cancer.

It was an exciting time in Kaylyn Hale’s life … she had graduated from high school and was in her first year at Texas A&M University. However, not long after arriving on campus, the then 19-year-old student began experiencing some mysterious health symptoms.

Read the story of lung cancer survivor Larry Taylor who received care and treatment at Kelsey-Seybold Cancer Center in Houston during her fight against cancer.

Mary Coleman, 51, struggled with large, heavy breasts since junior high. They made eight years of military service uncomfortable and hindered any running activity. After leaving the military, she became pregnant and her breasts increased more than four sizes to a 38H. Diet and exercise over the years did not diminish the size of her breasts, which were causing backaches, headaches and shoulder pain.

Breast Restoration Offers Hope to Cancer Patients. Sharon Ludwig cried the entire way on a trip to Las Vegas following a conversation with Kelsey-Seybold Breast Center Women’s Health physician Dr. Judith Munoz. She had been told by Dr. Munoz that she had breast cancer.

Lauren Bray was sure she had ‘reached the end of life’s rope.’ Then she found a Kelsey-Seybold physician she believes was sent to her ‘from up above’ whom she credits with saving her life.

Phyllis Ceasar received her diagnosis of breast cancer on Christmas Eve 2009, but she was able to stay positive with the help of her family and Kelsey-Seybold’s Breast Cancer Support Group.

My first cancer diagnosis was at age 17.