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Hot Off the Press! Cervivor and Patient Resource’s New Cervical Cancer Guide

What’s filled with practical tips, inspiring stories, and essential information for newly diagnosed cervical cancer patients—and features the Cervivor community throughout?

Drum roll, please…

It’s the brand-new Patient Resource magazine, published in partnership with Cervivor, Inc. and supported by Pfizer.

The image is a cover for a free patient resource guide about cervical cancer, published by Patient Resource in partnership with Cervivor, Inc.. It features a Black woman with long black hair, a warm and inviting smile, leaning on a railing, with a title "CERVICAL CANCER" and subtitle "A Guide for Patients and their Families". The image conveys hope and empowerment, with a blurred background and bright colors.

From the cover story spotlighting Cervivor Founder and Chief Visionary Tamika Felder to easy-to-understand infographics; useful charts on cancer staging, treatment side effects, and patient resources; and thoughtful guidance on emotional wellness, survivorship, caregiver support, and more—this edition is a must-read for anyone navigating the cervical cancer journey, as well as for loved ones walking alongside them.

Available for free in doctor’s offices, cancer centers, and clinics nationwide, the guide also features:

Can’t wait to read it? You can also download the full digital edition and read it cover to cover right now.

This collaboration underscores how vital partnerships are in expanding our reach and delivering life-saving education and support. Huge thanks to Patient Resource and their top-notch team for helping bring this vision to life!

How You Can Support Cervivor’s Mission

The image is a flyer for Cervivor, an organization dedicated to ending cervical cancer. The flyer features a group of women wearing blue shirts with the word "Cervivor" printed on them, seated on a staircase. The title "EVERY CERVIX MATTERS" is prominently displayed, along with the website cervivor.org. A blue banner in the middle section reads, "NO MORE FEAR. NO MORE SHAME. NO MORE SUFFERING. NO MORE LIVES LOST." Below this, it states "cervivor IS HERE!" followed by "We are your support. We are your advocates. We are the faces of cervical cancer." The bottom section includes a circular photo of Gwendolyn Jackson, a cervical cancer patient and Cervivor ambassador, with a quote about her experience with the organization. To the right, a section titled "About Cervivor" provides information about the organization's founding and mission. The flyer also includes social media handles and contact information at the bottom, along with the tagline "Stay in Touch With Us!" The background of the flyer is white, with blue accents throughout. Overall, the flyer effectively conveys Cervivor's mission and message through a clear and concise design.
Join the movement to end cervical cancer
  • Order Your Guide: Get your free print copy of the Patient Resource cervical cancer guide to arm yourself and your loved ones with knowledge.
  • Share Your Story: Your voice has power. Connect with us and share your experience to inspire and educate others.
  • Support Our Mission: Every contribution helps us continue our vital work in awareness, education, and support.
  • Stay Connected: Follow us on social media, sign up for our newsletter, or subscribe to our podcast to stay informed and engaged. 

United in purpose, we can make cervical cancer a thing of the past, empowering a future where everyone with a cervix can live free from this disease. 

Reprinted with permission from Patient Resource LLC. © Patient Resource LLC 2025

Caregivers Are Priceless

Celebrated every November, National Family Caregivers Month, is an opportunity to honor the caregivers in our lives whether they are family or chosen family.

Hear from the Cervivor community as they share beautiful messages of love and appreciation for the people and other resources that have given them strength, support, and kindness.

Kyana

My caregiver/fiancé. He has been there for me through so many different situations. We’ve had bumps in the road but love prevails. He fed me, bathed me, clothed me when I was too weak and gives hugs all the time. Most of all, he spoke life into me by encouraging and motivating me every single day.

Tammy

My husband has been amazing through this whole thing. Spoils me rotten with anything I need, comes with me to all of my appointments, asks questions I wouldn’t even think to ask, has voluntarily taken over taxi duty for our two teenagers, and he bought me a fancy bidet toilet seat as a “Let’s kick cancer’s ass” gift. What more can I ask for??? So incredibly grateful for him.

Selena

“Caregiving often calls us to lean into love we didn’t know possible.” ~ Tia Walker

Having been on both sides – patient vs caregiver, I’ve found I prefer to give as receiving can be difficult at times. Being overwhelmed with generosity can feel difficult to live up to.

Victoria

My hubby has been by my side every minute of every appointment, side effect, bad day, etc. This was him holding my hand while waiting for a brachy appointment. He’s my rock. My comforter. My best friend. And, my caregiver. I know it’s not easy for him (I myself have been a caregiver to my dad and my mom), and it’s definitely not easy for him to watch the person he vowed to love forever to be in pain. To suffer. To possibly face a future without them.

Karen

This is my baby girl. When I got diagnosed with stage 3B cervical cancer four years ago, she sold her home, packed her five children up and moved in with me. I’ve also had to have a surgery due to cancer in my lung and because the radiation had deteriorated my bones from my belly button down, I had a total hip and knee replacement.

Multiple strokes kept me in the hospital but she’s been by my side from the day that I heard, ‘you have cancer’. We get on each other’s nerves once in awhile but that’s what mothers and daughters do and at the end of the day I know she’s got my back.

She is also an amazing caregiver to her five children; a set of six year old twin girls, her seven year old boy, an 11 year old son with Asperger’s and ADHD, who was born with no rectum and had a colostomy bag for quite a few years, and a soon-to-be 13 year old daughter. I always say I’m very blessed and our house is always filled with love.

Patti

My caregiver. My support. My love.

He held my hand throughout the journey and he hasn’t let go.

Lisa

My hubby was always a bit of a grumpy guy but this last year he has turned into a big old softy. The day after my radical hysterectomy he, without being asked, brushed my hair for the first time ever. He works 12 hours from our home and took off a month after surgery to look after me.

This November, Cervivor has partnered with Caregiver Action Network for their national campaign #CaregiverAnd. It’s an opportunity to celebrate the identities and passions that enrich your life. Check out Caregiver Action Network’s Family Caregiver Toolbox. It’s full of great resources for every topic!