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Even before Bill Far­quhar was offi­cial­ly diag­nosed with prostate can­cer in 2020, he knew he had been put on a mis­sion — to help others.

Some­times we find strength in the odd­est places. For some­one going through can­cer treat­ment, it may be inner strength or sup­port from fam­i­ly and friends, but often, strength is found through all the behind-the-scenes work of the care team.

Help­ing peo­ple is more than a job for Nan­cy Per­ry. It’s her pur­pose. When the COVID-19 pan­dem­ic changed the world as we knew it, she had to find a new way to ful­fill that purpose.

In 2002, Erin Arbab­ha-Pre­sut­ti was diag­nosed with Stage II breast can­cer. In the days, weeks, months, and years fol­low­ing her diag­no­sis, she under­went sev­er­al life-chang­ing surg­eries and endured inten­sive treatment.

In ear­ly 2020, Bar­bra and Kevin Voll­bracht were anx­ious­ly await­ing the due date of their daugh­ter, Eva. As spring approached, they didn’t antic­i­pate what the year would bring

Prepar­ing to move to a new state and start a new job isn’t an ide­al time for major surgery, but Quin­cy Med­ical Group ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) Physi­cian Dr. Paul Con­rad knew he would be in good hands in his new home.

On May 28, 2021, Sara Bak­er came to Quin­cy Med­ical Group (QMG) for a fol­low-up mam­mo­gram. She looked at the vis­it as rou­tine until she got some unex­pect­ed news.

As the date of July 16 approached this year, Kala Bred­er found her­self struggling.

The past four and a half years have been full of grat­i­tude for Vic­ki McColez, despite going through some of the most chal­leng­ing days of her life.

When you’re a new par­ent, you want a cir­cle of sup­port to help you nav­i­gate the ups and downs of rais­ing your new addi­tion. Part of that cir­cle is the per­son who will care for the health needs of your lit­tle one. Hav­ing some­one you trust is important.