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Inspiring Stories: Lori Fox – Kidney Cancer Survivor at Moffitt Cancer Center

At Moffitt Cancer Center, Lori’s kidney cancer story inspires us. Every single day. See some of the people tackling cancer who drive us to be the best at https://moffitt.org/courage Lori was one of Moffitt’s very first nurses. In fact, her orientation began before the center’s doors had even opened. She can still recall the enthusiasm leading up to the opening. “Everything was new. It was very upbeat – which, it's still upbeat – but everybody was so excited.” And to this day, her place of employment still brings her incredible pride. After nearly thirty years at Moffitt, it’s hard to comprehend just how many patients Lori’s treated and lives she’s touched. But all of that experience couldn’t quite prepare her for the news she received just three years ago: Lori had renal cell carcinoma. Kidney cancer. But her career experiences became her secret weapon. “Working with those patients every day and knowing what they go through and knowing how they fight encouraged me to get through it,” she recalls. Fortunately, Lori’s cancer was contained and could be removed without the need for extensive treatment. After just 12 weeks of receiving her own kidney cancer treatment, she was back treating other patients and sharing her own story. “I was anxious to get back. I was anxious to be a testimony to others and to let them know that, yes, you can get through it and you can return back to your lifestyle.” Now that she’s cancer-free, Lori hasn’t forgotten the way that her patients inspired her own courage, and she tries to do the same for them. “I continue to tell them to fight and to remain in that positive mode and that they'll get through it.” _________________________________________________ 🤔 About Us: Moffitt is dedicated to one lifesaving mission: to contribute to the prevention and cure of cancer. The Tampa-based oncology facility is one of only 52 Comprehensive Cancer Centers. The National Cancer Institute / NCI designated Cancer Centers designation is a distinction that recognizes Moffitt’s scientific excellence, multidisciplinary research, and robust training and education. Moffitt’s expert nursing staff is recognized by the American Nurses Credentialing Center with Magnet® status, its highest distinction. With more than 7,500 team members tackling cancer and delivering cancer help every day, Moffitt has an economic impact in the state of $2.4 billion. 📧 For Any Inquiries or if You Are Seeking Cancer Treatment at an NCI Cancer Center: ☎ +1 888-663-3488 👉 Visit https://moffitt.org/ 👩🏻‍⚕️ Interested in Joining Moffitt’s Courageous Team? 👉 Visit https://moffitt.org/careers _________________________________________________ ✅ Please like 👍 and share this courageous cancer story. ✅ Don't forget to subscribe & press the bell 🔔 for updates. ✅ We are talking about cancer! Share your Courage story in the comments 💬 below. 🔶 Subscribe now! https://bit.ly/_MoffittCancerCenter _________________________________________________ 📌 STAY CONNECTED ON SOCIAL MEDIA: 🔵 Instagram:   / moffittcancercenter   🔵 Facebook:   / moffittcancercenter   🔵 Twitter:   / moffittnews   🔵 LinkedIn:   / moffitt-cancer-center   _________________________________________________ 📺 Watch More Oncology Videos: 👉 Community of Courage: Nancy 🔗    • Inspiring Stories: Nancy – Oncology N...   👉 Stories of Courage - Lori 🔗    • Inspiring Stories: Lori Fox – Kidney ...   👉 Advancements in Cell and Targeted Therapies 🔗    • Advancements in Cell and Targeted The...   👉 The Drive to Overcome 🔗    • Видео   👉 Moffitt Medical Minutes Playlist 🔗    • Moffitt Medical Minute   __________________________________________________ Thank you for watching this video, click the "SUBSCRIBE" button to stay connected. 🔶 Subscription Link: https://bit.ly/_MoffittCancerCenter 🔎 RELEVANT HASHTAGS: #TacklingCancer #KidneyCancer #NCIDesignation #CancerCenter #CancerInstitute #CancerHelp #MofittCancerCenter #CancerHospital #PreventingCancer #CancerTreatment