Like my mother said, ‘one day at a time.’

We really banded together to survive.

Our job is to focus on serious disease.

Really awed and proud of all the work we are doing.

It makes me feel good about bringing options my dad didn't have.

I thought I was invincible.

To be my best, to give my best, every day.

I feel very strongly on the need to help folks.

I help people like them, have a second chance.

There’s nothing harder to see than your baby so sick.

Constant hope that we are going to have breakthroughs.

Working for Bristol-Myers Squibb—It’s a gift that I and all of my colleagues at BMS have.

Their passing changed me. It showed me what I was made of.

That dedication he instilled in me has really pushed me forward.

She was always positive and thinking one day she would be cured.

Perhaps one day we may be able to treat cancer as if it were a chronic disease, and not terminal as we think it is today.

I wanted to be here more than anything else.

He was one of the most special male figures in my life.

I had conversation with them that was almost like a last conversation.

It makes you think about what's important.

It was very real that I could end up on a feeding tube.

I feel in many ways that he is sitting on my shoulder and encouraging me.

My sister was a very dynamite lady.

I am very proud of the products that Bristol-Myers Squibb makes.

I come to work because I want to contribute all that I can.

I really enjoy being in a position where I am helping people.

We feel that we're untouchable.

Speed to Patient is something we take very seriously.

Once I wasn't afraid, I was able to fight the disease.

What I thought was happening in my life suddenly changed.

If my dad were alive today, he would be very proud.