2011 James “Rhio” O’Connor Memorial Scholarship Winners
The Cancer Monthly Scholarship Committee would like to thank all of the applicants who participated in this extraordinary essay contest.
Scholarship Essay
2012 James “Rhio” O’Connor Memorial Scholarship Winners
The Cancer Monthly Scholarship Committee would like to thank all of the applicants who participated in this extraordinary essay contest. Judging was difficult, but the winners were selected based on style, content, grammar and originality. Below is the list of winners. Please note the following: 1) Winners will be contacted between before August 30, 2012 to verify status and mailing address to receive their scholarship. 2) This list … Continue reading 2012 James “Rhio” O’Connor Memorial Scholarship Winners
A++ Essays – James “Rhio” O’Connor Memorial Scholarship Winners – Year
The Cancer Monthly Scholarship Committee would like to thank all of the 1,500+ applicants who participated in this extraordinary essay contest.
Abdiwahab, Ekland
Rhio O’Connor was diagnosed with Mesothelioma in 2001 as a result of Asbestos exposure as a child. Mesothelioma is a rare form of cancer that develops from the Mesothelium, a membrane that forms the lining of many organs including the heart sac, abdo
Acheampong, Afua
Cancer is one of the deadliest and most painful diseases which destroys the victim slowly, and if not detected on time, might cause damage to other body organs and even the into the bone marrow.
Adams, Ashley
I sit outside the room, listening to the joyful chirping of the budgies, but there is little joy within the walls of the building I am in. Although I am a young ten year old, I recognize that no amount of chirping birds and bright paint will cover up the stench of death and despair within the walls of a hospice. I am there for … Continue reading Adams, Ashley
Adams, Charlotte
Individuals such as James “Rhio” O’Connor are truly amazing.
Ahmady, Shivan
Life: Our Advantage
Ahrendt, Sarah
Though the last six years of Rhio O’ Connor’s life may have been difficult and almost unbearable, they may have made more of an impact on thousands of people’s lives then his entire life.
Aishwarya, Vivekanandan
Surviving Mesothelioma
Aiyelabowo, Bisi
Before a mother gives birth, life is envisioned.
Ala, Abdullah-Mahdi
After hearing that my father had a rare form of throat cancer in May of 2009, my heart sank to my feet.
Alexander, Deborah S.
CHOICES
Allen, Angela
Surviving Personal Demons
Alvarado, Jesse Hans
Living past Cancer
Amy Morton
James “Rhio” O’Connor lived.
Anderson, Jenna
Everyday, I wake up and prepare for the day understanding two concepts.
Anderson, Kolawole
Mesotheiloma + Metamorphous = Mesotheliorpheous
Anderson, Nate
Hope or Fear: A Personal Perspective on Cancer
Anderson, Ruth
Rhio O’Connor is a shining example to all of us to Never, ever give up.
Andre, Miguel
LIVING WITH MESOTHELIOMA AND BEATING THE ODDS
Anfield, Tiffany
To be given the news that you have cancer is probably the worst news a person can be given.
Angelotti, Amanda
The Case for an Integrative Cancer Medicine: The James Rhio O’Connor Memorial Scholarship Essay Contest
Ansong, Karen
Life and Cancer
Antanitus, Edward S.
Having past experience with cancer in my family, I would take the advice of the doctor and start treatment; however, I would not stop in my pursuit of an academic career.
“My Name is Paul Kraus and I Have Survived Mesothelioma for Nearly 20 Years.”
In 1997 I was diagnosed with mesothelioma. The doctors gave me just a few short months to live...
But here I am, 20 years later, alive and well.
I wrote a book explaining how I became the longest living mesothelioma survivor in the world.
Today, I'd like to give you a copy for free because I want more people to survive this disease.
All you have to do is click the button below now. You will receive the book within 72 hours.
I wish you good health.
Sincerely,
"It has been over four years now and I can honestly say I am doing great. I highly recommend this book because it is inspirational and educational."
— Tom Crittenden, Maricopa, Az.