Live-Today

People often celebrate survivorship as the finish line.

But for many, survivorship is actually the beginning of a very different journey.

One that includes ongoing healing, adjustment, grief, strength, uncertainty, and resilience.

Cancer-related lymphedema is part of that reality for so many survivors.

And they deserve continued care, support, and understanding long after treatment ends.

💛 Healing is not always linear.
💛 But no one should have to navigate it alone.

Not everyone can do everything.

But everyone can do something.

Some people give financially.
Some volunteer their time.
Some help spread awareness.
Some share resources or encouragement.

Every act of support helps us continue serving survivors navigating cancer-related lymphedema.

And every role matters.

💛 Thank you to every person helping us build something meaningful together.

If you’ve ever wondered how to support LIVE Today, stay connected—there are many ways to help make a difference.

Healing is never just physical.

It’s emotional.
Mental.
Spiritual.
Financial.
Relational.

That’s why support matters so much.

A conversation.
A garment.
A shared story.
A reminder that someone sees you.

These things change people.

At LIVE Today, we believe no one should feel forgotten in their healing journey.

💛 Community matters more than we realize.

If someone supported you during a difficult season, honor them below.

Many people believe the hardest part of breast cancer ends when treatment is over.

But for countless survivors, another journey begins.

Cancer-related lymphedema can impact daily comfort, mobility, confidence, emotional health, and quality of life long after chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery ends.

And yet…many people have never even heard of it.

At LIVE Today, we believe education matters because awareness leads to earlier support, better outcomes, and more compassionate care.

💛 Survivorship deserves support too.

Nine years.

Countless lives touched.
Stories shared.
Moments of support that mattered.

And this journey…is still unfolding.

LIVE Today was built with purpose.

And we are continuing to grow—with intention, with heart, and with a deep commitment to those we serve.

💛 The journey continues.
💛 And the impact is growing.

What we do is simple.

We support.
We educate.
We provide what’s needed.

But the impact…

is life-changing.

Because access to care shouldn’t be a privilege.

It should be a reality for everyone.

And we’re committed to making that happen.💛

Take a moment today and reflect…

What has shaped your perspective on health, healing, or community?

Sometimes it’s a personal experience.
Sometimes it’s someone we love.
Sometimes it’s simply a moment that stayed with us.

Your story matters.

And it may be the very thing that helps someone else feel seen.💛

If you feel led, share below—we’d love to hear.

No one should have to walk this journey alone.

Healing is hard enough.

But community changes everything.

At LIVE Today, we are building more than programs—we are building connection, support, and belonging.

Because when people feel seen and supported…

they rise.

And no one gets left behind.💛

This work didn’t begin as an organization.

It began as an experience.

As a physician, I understood the system.

As a patient, I experienced the gaps.

And somewhere in between… purpose was born.

LIVE Today exists because I saw what was missing.

And I knew something had to change.

Not just for me—but for so many others.💛

— Dr. Sheri Prentiss

Today we pause with deep gratitude to recognize the impact of partnership, compassion, and community.

Because of the generous support of Pledge the Pink Foundation, the LIVE Today Foundation was able to provide medically necessary compression garments to cancer survivors across the country who otherwise may have gone without this critical aspect of care.

These garments are not simply sleeves or supplies—they are essential tools that help survivors manage lymphedema, reduce pain and swelling, improve mobility, and restore confidence and quality of life after cancer treatment.

Through this support, survivors ranging in age from 29 to 78 years old—including underserved, low-income, Medicaid, uninsured, and rural patients—received life-changing assistance that helped eliminate delays in care and sustain treatment progress.

We are especially grateful to the therapists, healthcare providers, and advocates who continue referring survivors to our organization and helping us extend hope nationwide.

To every survivor we serve: we see you, we support you, and we remain committed to helping you LIVE Today.