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April 25, 2016 • KING5 News
“The diagnosis is scary, and the treatments are scary, and nobody can really give you a great answer how you're going to come out of the other side.”Breast Cancer. Shelan Davis was especially worried about the long-term effects of radiation treatment. And with good reason, says SCCA radiation oncologist, L. Christine Fang, MD.
June 27, 2014 • Proton Therapy Today
Diagnosed with prostate cancer in February 2012, Rich just assumed his daily commute on two wheels should stop during treatment at SCCA Proton Therapy, A ProCure Center, in Seattle, Washington. “I was kind of concerned,” Rich recalls. “I’m sitting on a bicycle, on this tiny seat right where my prostate is.”
A few days into his nine-week treatment, Rich mentioned to his radiation oncologist he had put his bike riding on hold. “But my doctor said to keep riding if I wanted to: ‘Do what you want to do.’”
June 17, 2014 • HeraldNet
Rich Braun, 60, of Everett, rode his bike 14 miles every day to work and back home during his 9 weeks of treatment for prostate cancer at SCCA Proton Therapy. He is now celebrating a year in remission.
March 8, 2013 • MyNorthwest.com
Until now, cancer patients in the Seattle area had to travel 1,000 miles for specialty radiation treatment that kills tumors with great precision, while sparing healthy tissue and organs. It's called proton therapy and the first treatment center of its kind in the Northwest has just opened in Seattle.
