Women Playing for T.I.M.E.

Lindsey is 26 years old and battling pancreatic neuroendocrine cancer. She's been sharing her story and journey here on WPFT. In her latest post, she explains her conflicted feelings over putting a poison in her body -- chemo.

After being diagnosed with cancer, Peggy Hartzog's first thoughts were about her own wants. But she soon began to think more about the needs of others. That's when she remembered her old red hair. The result was a very unusual donation.

We've been sharing Lindsey's blogs here on WPFT for the past couple months. Suddenly, thanks to a YouTube video she made asking a celebrity out on a coffee date, the rest of the world knows her story, too. See how she's reacting to her new "fame."

Rachel is a 32-year-old mother of two and says just because she has cancer, that doesn't make her an inspiration. Find out why she thinks our society throws the word "inspirational" around too easily and why she'll never consider cancer a blessing.

As Rachel finishes up what may be her final round of chemo for a long time, she's big so long, for now. She says chemo is her best friend in this battle against cancer and they've developed a strong love/hate relationship.

Rachel K. is a 32-year-old mother of two, a scientist and is battling a rare form of cancer that initially originated in her appendix. In this post, she remembers the day she allowed herself to start singing in the car again.

One of the world's top aging experts says the best way to be physically healthy is to be mentally creative. Find out how!

Rachel K. is a 32-year-old mother of two, a scientist and is battling a rare form of cancer that initially originated in her appendix.This Christmas, her family surprised her with a Cloak of Protection. Find out what it is.

She lost the fashion line bearing her name and was diagnosed with breast cancer. Instead of backing down, the indomitable Sigrid Olsen is launching a new career and a new life.

Partially blind water-skiing champ Lucille Borgen is a survivor who refuses to let her disability define her.