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Supporting adolescents & young adults with cancer through a comprehensive approach that includes providing resources, mentorship, and nurturing a strong, supportive community to enhance their well-being and resilience during this difficult journey.

09/25/2025

✨ An evening of connection, inspiration, and community. ✨

Join us for a special AYA meetup with Brett Wilson, CEO & survivorship navigator of Walking Miracles. Brett will share her cancer journey, the story behind Walking Miracles, and empowering insights on resilience and support.

📍 Oliverio's Ristorante On The Wharf, Morgantown
📅 Tuesday, October 14, 2025 | 6:00 PM
👥 For AYAs ages 15–39, at any stage of their cancer experience (bring one guest!)

💬 After Brett’s talk, we’ll dive into a brief AYA planning session—plus plenty of time for food, fun, and conversation.

➡️ Seating is limited—reserve your spot today! RSVP to laurel.lyckholm@hsc.wvu.edu.

09/18/2025

Mark your calendars for food, friends & inspiration!

Our next AYA meetup is happening Tuesday, October 14 at Oliverio’s in Morgantown! We’ll hear from Brett Wilson, CEO & survivorship navigator of Walking Miracles, about her journey, her passion for support, and how resilience can carry us through.

✨ Then, we’ll shift gears into a short AYA planning session followed by connection time with others who “get it.”

📍 Oliverio’s Ristorante On The Wharf
🕕 6:00 p.m. | Tuesday, Oct. 14
👥 AYAs (15–39) + one guest welcome

Seats are limited, so don’t wait to save your spot! RSVP to laurel.lyckholm@hsc.wvu.edu.

09/16/2025

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09/08/2025

September is a powerful month for our AYA community. We come together to honor and raise awareness for cancers that affect so many lives.

Each ribbon represents stories of strength, survivorship, and resilience. As AYAs, we know that cancer can impact lives at any age – and that awareness, advocacy, and community make a difference.

This month, let’s stand united to support fighters, celebrate survivors, and remember love ones we’ve lost. 💪💛💙💜❤️🦋

09/03/2025

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08/28/2025

💜 Cancer doesn’t just happen later in life — it can affect adolescents and young adults, too. Knowing the signs, getting regular checkups, and speaking up about symptoms matter. You’re never “too young” to advocate for your health.

📢 Share this to help raise awareness and let others know early detection saves lives.

wvucancer.org/aya

08/25/2025

Be kind to yourself. ❤️ Some days are tough, and that’s okay. Give yourself grace, be patient, and treat yourself with the same kindness you’d give a friend. You are doing your best! 💕

08/20/2025

Remember: you’re more than your diagnosis.

You’re still you—your dreams, your sense of humor, your creativity, your strength. Cancer is part of your story, not your whole identity.

wvucancer.org/aya

08/18/2025

Taking care of you is part of your treatment plan.

Say yes to rest, reflection, and people who lift you up.
Make space to feel your feelings.
Say no to things that drain you.

You’re doing hard things—you deserve care, too.

Connect with support: wvucancer.org/aya

08/15/2025

AYAs face unique challenges — from navigating school or work during treatment to balancing friendships, family, and future plans.

💛 Let’s talk about it. Let’s share resources. Let’s make sure every young person knows they’re not alone.

08/13/2025

School, work, relationships—and cancer? We get it. WVU’s AYA program offers real support for real life.

💬 Learn more: wvucancer.org/aya

08/11/2025

Exercise during or after cancer treatment? Yes, but make it yours.
Listen to your body. Start small. Celebrate any movement.

You don’t need a gym—you just need you. Even 5–10 minutes of light activity can boost your mood, improve sleep, and help with fatigue.

👉 wvucancer.org/aya

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1 Medical Center Drive
Morgantown, WV
26506

Website

http://wvucancer.org/

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