For Mike, the Palliative Care and Support programs not only comfort his physical symptoms but also eases the burden and worry he has for his family.
Mike also credits his HopeWest team for the ability to get to know him on a personal level and help him work through the many emotions that couple his complex illness.
Through the ups and downs of his illness, Mike remains grateful for every day he is able to spend with his family. He says he will continue to “fight until there is no fight left” as long as he has the support of his wife, family and the HopeWest Living with Cancer program.
To learn more about how our Palliative Care Programs can help you or someone you love, visit HopeWestCO.org.
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