Claire Donald

I imagine that there were moments of quiet and peace and wow, I'm in Antarctica under bad circumstances that I wasn't foreseeing. But there's also something really magical about this place that I'm in.

I imagine that there were moments of quiet and peace and wow, I'm in Antarctica under bad circumstances that I wasn't foreseeing. But there's also something really magical about this place that I'm in.

I imagine that there were moments of quiet and peace and wow, I'm in Antarctica under bad circumstances that I wasn't foreseeing. But there's also something really magical about this place that I'm in.

Once she arrived in New Zealand, she received continued medical treatment before returning to the U.S., At the Indiana University Cancer Center, she had a lumpectomy to remove the tumor and eventually a mastectomy, followed by chemotherapy and radiation treatments.

Once she arrived in New Zealand, she received continued medical treatment before returning to the U.S., At the Indiana University Cancer Center, she had a lumpectomy to remove the tumor and eventually a mastectomy, followed by chemotherapy and radiation treatments.

Once she arrived in New Zealand, she received continued medical treatment before returning to the U.S., At the Indiana University Cancer Center, she had a lumpectomy to remove the tumor and eventually a mastectomy, followed by chemotherapy and radiation treatments.

After treatment, Geri was officially declared cancer-free. After all that, she finally... Can you imagine just that moment of... of she was in Antarctica. She doesn't know what's going to happen. She doesn't know how sick she's going to be. She doesn't know when she's going to get rescued. She finally is rescued.

After treatment, Geri was officially declared cancer-free. After all that, she finally... Can you imagine just that moment of... of she was in Antarctica. She doesn't know what's going to happen. She doesn't know how sick she's going to be. She doesn't know when she's going to get rescued. She finally is rescued.

After treatment, Geri was officially declared cancer-free. After all that, she finally... Can you imagine just that moment of... of she was in Antarctica. She doesn't know what's going to happen. She doesn't know how sick she's going to be. She doesn't know when she's going to get rescued. She finally is rescued.

Now she's really undergoing her treatment in a professional way, in the way that it's meant to be done. And she's finally declared cancer-free.

Now she's really undergoing her treatment in a professional way, in the way that it's meant to be done. And she's finally declared cancer-free.

Now she's really undergoing her treatment in a professional way, in the way that it's meant to be done. And she's finally declared cancer-free.

I know. A moment of, I survived.

I know. A moment of, I survived.

I know. A moment of, I survived.

Unfortunately, in 2005, Jerry's cancer returned. It metastasized to her brain, liver, and bones. But true to who she was, Jerry kept moving forward, embracing life with courage, humor, and grace. She became a passionate advocate, using her voice and story to raise awareness and offer hope to others navigating cancer.

Unfortunately, in 2005, Jerry's cancer returned. It metastasized to her brain, liver, and bones. But true to who she was, Jerry kept moving forward, embracing life with courage, humor, and grace. She became a passionate advocate, using her voice and story to raise awareness and offer hope to others navigating cancer.

Unfortunately, in 2005, Jerry's cancer returned. It metastasized to her brain, liver, and bones. But true to who she was, Jerry kept moving forward, embracing life with courage, humor, and grace. She became a passionate advocate, using her voice and story to raise awareness and offer hope to others navigating cancer.

Wow. What an incredible story. And she did a lot of really incredible things. And one thing that I thought... was really amazing is you can go through a really debilitating illness and your only job in that moment is to deal with it the best way that you can.

Wow. What an incredible story. And she did a lot of really incredible things. And one thing that I thought... was really amazing is you can go through a really debilitating illness and your only job in that moment is to deal with it the best way that you can.