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Light The Night For Sarcoma

Light The Night For Sarcoma

In honor of July being sarcoma cancer research awareness month, The Move For Jenn Foundation co-hosted the “Light The Night for Sarcoma” event with The Paula Takacs Foundation for Sarcoma Research. This event was a free event that brought in 141 people! 
Swing For Sarcoma - A Sarcoma Cancer Fundraiser

Swing For Sarcoma - A Sarcoma Cancer Fundraiser

We are excited to announce that the Move For Jenn Foundation is hosting Swing For Sarcoma, an event that will help raise sarcoma cancer awareness and increase funding for sarcoma research all while having fun playing golf! 
7 Tips for Understanding a Soft Tissue Sarcoma Diagnosis

7 Tips for Understanding a Soft Tissue Sarcoma Diagnosis

Discovering cancer early many times allows for more treatment options. Some cancers have symptoms that are noticeable, and others do not. It’s very rare that an MRI of a soft tissue mass will be concerning, and that you’ll be referred to a specialist for treatment and evaluation. However, some sarcomas go unrecognized and are only diagnosed after an unintended excision.
5 Tips: I Found a Lump on my Body, Should I Worry?

5 Tips: I Found a Lump on my Body, Should I Worry?

Discovering new skin lumps or bumps on your body can be worrisome and many times be met with a range of emotions from anxiety (“Oh no, it must be cancer!”) to complete denial (“It’s probably nothing or has been there for a while”). Being able to identify skin cancer symptoms is important. Learn why from Atrium Health's Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Joshua Patt, MD, MPH, FAOA.
SouthPark Magazine: Jenn Andrews Featured

SouthPark Magazine: Jenn Andrews Featured

Renee Schreibman, a local wellness coach, serves on the Move for Jenn Foundation board. “Jenn is just unstoppable. She’s a warrior who just wants to turn something really bad into something really good — to be able to show people that you can rise up from that. She’s just a role model,” Schreibman says.
Starting A Non Profit After A Life Changing Event

Starting A Non Profit After A Life Changing Event

Jenn Andrews was a health and wellness coach when, getting a pedicure, had her life change forever. Pregnant with her first child, her pedicurist noticed a pea-sized lump on her right foot. She had a physician look at it after the pedicurist found it. Little to Jenn’s knowledge, it turned out to be a benign cyst that grew bigger over time. 
StyleBlueprint: Sarcoma Tumor Survivor Jenn Andrews Featured

StyleBlueprint: Sarcoma Tumor Survivor Jenn Andrews Featured

Jenn Andrews was recently interviewed on her Sarcoma story and featured in the FACES of the South website for starting a non-profit, Move For Jenn cancer foundation, with her husband Miles after her life-changing event of discovering she had a cancerous sarcoma tumor in her foot while getting a pedicure.
Burn Boot Camp Concord Made Us Burn!

Burn Boot Camp Concord Made Us Burn!

What a great day of MOVING for a great cause!  A big thank you to Burn Boot Camp Concord for hosting today's event and supporting our mission to fight sarcoma!
Live 5 News: Woman who lost foot to cancer will be running Bridge Run

Live 5 News: Woman who lost foot to cancer will be running Bridge Run

Jenn Andrews is getting ready for her first ever 10k race because she says she refused to let her amputation control her.
Sarcoma Survivor Stories - Meet Katie Krynicki

Sarcoma Survivor Stories - Meet Katie Krynicki

I feel the most important thing when going through cancer treatment is the support of family and friends along with the power of prayer. Their love and faith can help you stay positive as you fight your battle.
WCNC: 'I did a lot in a year' - Jenn Andrews talks about foot amputation

WCNC: 'I did a lot in a year' - Jenn Andrews talks about foot amputation

Jenn Andrews inspired thousands of people in the Charlotte area last year when she made the bold decision to have her foot amputated.
Sarcoma Survivor Stories - Meet Katherine Vickers

Sarcoma Survivor Stories - Meet Katherine Vickers

I was originally diagnosed in 2015.  It wasn’t until 2017-2018 that it was pinpointed as a sarcoma.  There still is no definitive cell type- only that it is some kind of sarcoma.