Past Programs and Grants

The Story of Helen Moss

When I first discovered my cancer, I very naively felt that I could be just like Bruce Willis' character in 'Die Hard' and that I would fight this cancer off and be victorious. However, the treatment pulled me down and 'fighting' or that mind set drained my energy.

Read the rest of Helen's story here.

Board of Trustees

Helen Moss, Managing Trustee
Carole Adrine
Gregory R. Bean, Esq
Rev. Dr. Joan Campbell
Barrie Cassileth, Ph.D.
Dale H. Cowan, MD, JD,
Ensign Cowell
Stanton L. Gerson, M.D.
Betty Ann Helms
Jim Moss, Esq
John Moss
Peter Osenar
Timothy Resor, E.A.
Stephen Sagar, MD
Michael Weiss, MD, PhD
Robert J Ronis, M.D., M.P.H.
Wulf Utian, MD

Trustees Emeriti

Nathan Berger, MD
Barbara Peterson Ruhlman

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Past Programs and Grants

October 2002 - 3rd Annual Conference of the Center for Mind Body Medicine

When:	October 2002
What:	Sent 4 medical professionals to the 3rd Annual Conference of the Center for Mind Body Medicine , Washington D.C..

October 2001 - Speech at the 2nd Annual Conference of the Center for Mind Body Medicine

When:

October 2001

What:

Helen Moss poke at the 2nd Annual Conference of the Center for Mind Body Medicine convened by Dr. James Gordon in Washington DC before 1,400 medical professionals, it was here where Helen met Dr. Stephen Sagar who later became President of SIO and a member of the Board of Trustees of the Helen Moss Breast Cancer Research Foundation. The Foundation sent six medical professionals to the conference..

October 2001 - 2nd Tea Party featuring Dr. Susan Bauer-Wu and Dana Farber

When:	October 2001
What:	2nd Tea Party featuring Dr. Susan Bauer-Wu and Dana Farber at Breezy Bluff regarding the program at Dana Farber in integrative medicine

October 2000- Cleveland Plain Dealer Publishes Helen's Story

When:	October 2000
What:	Cleveland Plain Dealer reporter, Connie Schultz, wrote a ½ page story with pictures about Helen Moss’ cancer and her treatment The Helen Moss Breast Cancer Research Foundation was set in motion by the publicity.

October 2000- Tea Party in the Midst of Chemeotherapy

When:	October 2000
What:	In the midst of her chemeotherapy treatments Helen hosts the first Tea Party and Fundraiser. The speakers were the then Dean of Case Western Reserve University Medical School, Dr. Nathan Berger, and the then Head of the Ireland Cancer Center of University Hospital. The entertainment was provided by members of the Cleveland Opera and featured perfromances from the musical "Hair".