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Every year, the Cancer Community Award, sponsored by AstraZeneca, presents an individual or organization with the

Catalyst for Change Award. This award celebrates those who significantly improve access to

cancer care for underserved populations. In 2021, Tomahar Graves received the award for her work

as a volunteer for the Lung Cancer Initiative of North Carolina.

She developed their Access to Care Gas Card program, which helps patients travel to their treatment.

As we prepared for this year's awards, we reconnected with Tama to learn more about what's happened since she received the award.

Well, Tama Hargraves, it's such a pleasure to get a

chance to talk with you and catch up on everything you've been doing over the past year.

Thank you. Thanks for having me. So for people who don't know your story, do you mind briefly

talking about your personal cancer journey? Sure. It's a 15-year cancer journey, and I was diagnosed in 2006 with stage 3B non-small

cell lung cancer. I participated in a very aggressive clinical trial for nine months,

and it was initially successful. I did go out of remission three years later, had a little more treatment, had a craniotomy

along the way, and 15 years later, I now am so educated about lung cancer.

I know that I have a mutation that I didn't know when I was diagnosed.

And I believe that I'm still here. I'm supposed to share my journey so other people can have the same experience I've had.

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