We have had stunning success in giving scores of patients a much higher quality of life. We have been privileged to work with some truly amazing and courageous clients who came to Lazarex Cancer Foundation after years of fighting cancer left their bodies and financial reserves drained.

Lazarex Cancer Foundation works with clients and their families to create a bridge to hope, life and dignity. We support our clients with financial assistance for, and access to, new and promising cancer treatments, by serving as patient advocates and through connecting them to the right resources. We believe that together we can change the face of cancer, one life at a time.

Here are just a few stories from patients who have found help, hope and a future through Lazarex:

• Fourteen-year-old Ian's Rexin-G treatment led to submission of his cancer symptoms, giving him an entire summer's reprieve. His mother says, "He lived a whole lifetime this past summer."
• After treatment with Rexin-G reversed the progression of Mike's pancreatic cancer, he was healthy enough to connect with his family and to coach his girl's Little League team, providing memories to last a lifetime.
• Todd was able to resume a normal life after his very stubborn brain tumor yielded to Avastin®, a new and experimental brain cancer treatment administered at Duke University.
• A second breast cancer diagnosis and instructions to "get her affairs in order" led Florence to seek Rexin-G treatment. She now enjoys weekly Sunday dinners with her family and is busy planning her future-a future without cancer.
• Joan was treated with Rexin-G for Stage IV breast cancer with excellent results. In fact, she recently took a 3-week cruise with her husband to celebrate being cancer-free.
• After being ordered to hospice care to treat osteosarcoma, 7-year-old Chase and his mother opted for Rexin-G. Both Chase and his mother are now doing well.
• Maria's breast cancer is now being treated with Rexin-G and she is well enough to take walks on the beach and spend time having fun with her daughter.