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Calling all members of the thyroid cancer community!

We want to give you a big welcome to our Thyroid Cancer Virtual Support Group. We are all thyroid cancer patients/survivors in different places with treatment or survivorship, and our bios can be found below. Since this is peer-led, we genuinely understand the issues you might be struggling with, and want to offer support in any way we can.

While we cannot provide medical advice, we CAN speak about our own experiences with treatments, and other aspects of living with thyroid cancer. All types of thyroid cancer are welcome, including (and never limited to) Papillary, Follicular, Medullary,
and Anaplastic.

We can’t wait to meet you, or see you again!

To receive a reminder notice before each meeting, please sign up here.

The virtual group meets at 8-9:30 pm Eastern on the 3rd Wednesday of each month (in AnCan’s Virtual Schmier Room). You can join online or by phone at +1 646 749 3129 with access code 656-182-845.

See the Joining Instructions Panel above right for more information and other Country Access codes. Our groups are always free and drop-in – no registration required!

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Upcoming Thyroid Cancer Groups

Thyroid Cancer

Calling all members of the thyroid cancer community! We want to give you a big welcome to our Thyroid Cancer Virtual Support Group. We are all thyroid cancer patients/survivors in different places with treatment or survivorship, and our bios can be found below. Since this is peer-led, we genuinely understand the issues you might be struggling with, and want to offer support in any way we can.

May
15
Jun
19
Jul
17
Aug
21

Meet our moderators

Moderator and Advocate
through AnCan, she proudly wears the ‘Advocate Hat’ for all!
Cancer survivor and advocate
I was diagnosed with stage I, metastatic papillary thyroid cancer in January 2017 at the age of 27.
Derynne Davis Taylor
Thyroid Cancer Survivor
Originally from the UK, but has lived in the US since 1980.  Was diagnosed with thyroid cancer during parathyroid surgery in 2019

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AnCan does not provide medical advice – we do empower you to manage your own care.

Our calls are recorded and posted on this website for later listening; please note we are a peer-to-peer support group and not subject to HIPAA compliance.