Thank you to all of our friends, family, donors and walkers who made our first Highmark Walk such a success. We raised over $3400 as result of contributions made by over 50 donors
Thank you to all of our friends, family, donors and walkers who made our first Highmark Walk such a success. We raised over $3400 as result of contributions made by over 50 donors
Carol Glock and Dr. Thomas Julian stop by to talk about how the Glock Foundation is working to raise awareness about breast cancer clinical trials and much more.
Glock Foundation Raising Awareness About Breast Cancer Clinical Trials
Monday, August 29, 2016
Carol Glock and Dr. Thomas Julian stop by to talk about how the Glock Foundation is working to raise awareness about breast cancer clinical trials and much more.
It was a simple movement that alerted Carol Glock to her cancer. As she leaned over her husband’s shoulder to read something on his computer, her left breast brushed his back and she noticed it felt sore.
"I did a self-exam and noticed a hardness and that the skin appeared red and swollen," Glock says.
Why this Cancer Survivor Works Hard to Promote Clinical Trials
Friday, July 1, 2016
It was a simple movement that alerted Carol Glock to her cancer. As she leaned over her husband’s shoulder to read something on his computer, her left breast brushed his back and she noticed it felt sore.
"I did a self-exam and noticed a hardness and that the skin appeared red and swollen," Glock says.
Carol Glock is used to teaching others how to keep a positive outlook. When the Washington & Jefferson College adjunct professor and coordinator of the physical education programs was diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer, she realized she needed to heed her own advice.
"I teach a class called Attaining the Mental Edge. It’s all about being positive, living in the present moment and power talk," Glock said. "When I got this cancer, I had to practice everything that I preach."
W&J Professor Pushes for Clinical Trials
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Carol Glock is used to teaching others how to keep a positive outlook. When the Washington & Jefferson College adjunct professor and coordinator of the physical education programs was diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer, she realized she needed to heed her own advice.
"I teach a class called Attaining the Mental Edge. It’s all about being positive, living in the present moment and power talk," Glock said. "When I got this cancer, I had to practice everything that I preach."
