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Cancer and Pregnancy Registry<\/h1>\n

For some women, the happiest time in their lives is complicated by the scariest times in their lives when they are diagnosed with cancer.<\/p>\n

For pregnant women with cancer, the Cancer and Pregnancy Registry offers hope and answers backed by research.<\/p>\n

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Latest News<\/h2>\n

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For Pregnant Women Who Find Out They Have Cancer<\/h2>\n

For some women, the happiest time in their lives is complicated by the scariest times in their lives as some pregnant women are diagnosed with cancer. As women delay starting or completing their families until older maternal ages, the occurrence of cancer during pregnancy is not uncommon. For example, seven to fifteen percent of breast cancer cases occur in pregnant women making it the most common cancer diagnosed during pregnancy.<\/p>\n

At the time Dr Cardonick met her first pregnant patient with cancer, the medical literature could not answer all the relevant questions for the woman facing cancer-especially with regards to how chemotherapy might affect her unborn child. Few oncologists or obstetricians treat more than 2 or 3 patients in this situation in an entire career. The only way to gain the necessary knowledge about cancer found and treated during pregnancy is to gather together experience from various hospitals into one single database. This is the purpose of the Cancer and Pregnancy Registry, designed to follow women and their children through diagnosis, treatment, delivery, childhood, adolescence and beyond.<\/p>\n

Dr. Elyce Cardonick, a Maternal Fetal Medicine physician at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University collects information about the diagnosis, and treatment of all cancer types in pregnant women. Such information (kept strictly confidential) will help study the effects of a newly diagnosed cancer and its treatment on a concurrent pregnancy. Additionally, the interaction of a pregnancy on the natural history of certain types of cancer will also be studied. Women have even received chemotherapy during pregnancy and delivered healthy infants. Follow up of the women and their children is ongoing.<\/p>\n

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For Pregnant Women Who Are Cancer Survivors<\/h2>\n
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Treatments for childhood or adolescent cancers have improved the survival for many women to and beyond the reproductive years. In addition, newer treatments have been gentler on the preservation of fertility. For these reasons, women considering pregnancy not uncommonly have a prior history of cancer treatment. Patients are concerned about the effects of prior treatment on their offspring and are also concerned about the effects of a pregnancy on their risk of cancer recurrence.<\/p>\n

Dr. Cardonick is also interested in including pregnant women with a history of cancer in a separate database. In both studies, the health of the women and their children are followed yearly in cooperation with the patient\u2019s oncologist, pediatrician and obstetrician.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Support the Pregnancy & Cancer Registry<\/h2>\n

Through your support, we can continue to collect information about the diagnosis and treatment of cancer in pregnancy, helping women and their physicians make informed decisions about the pregnancy and cancer treatment. In addition, when funds are available we can offer developmental testing to children exposed to chemotherapy in utero or study different aspects of their growth such as dental health. Funding also supports the small staff who help Dr Cardonick gather records, plan new studies, and\u00a0 answer questions<\/p>\n

Together, through research, we can work toward a day when women can focus on their pregnancy, not their cancer.<\/p>\n

Click here to make an online donation with Google Checkout and support the Pregnancy and Cancer Registry at Cooper University Hospital.<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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In this video from the 32nd Annual Miami Breast Cancer Conference, Elyce Cardonick, MD, discusses two poster presentations on childhood development and behavior after in utero exposure to chemotherapy for maternal cancer in pregnancy.\u00a0<\/span>View the video.<\/a><\/p>\n

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Pregnant women with any type of cancer can be enrolled.<\/h3>\n

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Dr. Cardonick is available for consultation. This does not involve changing your current oncologist or obstetrician at all. In addition, you\u00a0 will not need to gather your medical information yourself, just provide written consent for your records to be requested. Enrollment in the Cancer and Pregnancy Registry is voluntary and confidential, and can help you, and newly diagnosed women facing cancer during pregnancy. Even if you have already delivered your baby,\u00a0 it is not too late to contribute your experience to the growing information about cancer and pregnancy in the Registry.<\/p>\n

For more information about the Cancer and Pregnancy Registry please call\u00a0<\/span>(877) 635-4499<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Featured Partners<\/h2>\n

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Hope for Two\u2026 The Pregnant with Cancer Network<\/h3>\n

Hope for Two\u2026The Pregnant With Cancer Network<\/a>\u00a0<\/span>is an organization dedicated to providing women diagnosed with cancer while pregnant with information, support and hope. We serve women in all socioeconomic, ethnic and religious backgrounds world-wide. Volunteers with a history of cancer while pregnant are the mainstays of our support network.<\/p>\n

We strive to remove barriers to women obtaining complete and accurate information about their options for dealing with cancer while pregnant We respect and support every woman\u2019s personal decisions without judgment.<\/p>\n

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Teal Tea Foundation<\/h3>\n

Established in 2008, the\u00a0<\/span>Teal Tea Foundation<\/a>\u00a0was founded by ovarian cancer survivor Jean Shipos with her family and friends. Its mission is to \u201chelp raise ovarian cancer awareness and to support research efforts focused on early detection, treatments, and a cure for ovarian cancer \u2013 being dedicated to helping all women with their quality of life and long term recovery\u201d. To support its mission, the Foundation partners with groups such as the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance (OCNA), the Central Jersey Chamber of Commerce, the Temple \u2013 Fox Chase Cancer Center, Robert Wood Johnson and Pennington Ewing Athletic Club (PEAC) as well as other local organizations.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Online Cancer and Pregnancy Resources<\/h3>\n

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“I could go on for days about how much Dr. Cardonick and her knowledge about pregnancy and cancer has helped us.”<\/p>\n

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At the time Dr Cardonick met her first pregnant patient with cancer, the medical literature could not answer all the relevant questions for the woman facing\u00a0 cancer-especially with regards to how chemotherapy might affect her unborn child.\u00a0 \u00a0Few oncologists or obstetricians treat more than 2 or 3 patients in this situation in an entire career. The only way to gain the necessary knowledge about cancer found and treated during pregnancy is to gather together experience from various hospitals into one single database. This is the purpose of the Cancer and Pregnancy Registry, designed to follow women and their children through diagnosis, treatment, delivery, childhood, adolescence and beyond.<\/p>\n

Dr. Elyce<\/span> Cardonick, a Maternal Fetal Medicine physician at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University collects information about the diagnosis, and treatment of all cancer types in pregnant women. Such information (kept strictly confidential) will help study the effects of a newly diagnosed cancer and its treatment on a concurrent pregnancy. Additionally, the interaction of a pregnancy on the natural history of certain types of cancer will also be studied. Women have even received chemotherapy during pregnancy and delivered healthy infants. Follow up of the women and their children\u00a0 is ongoing.[\/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][\/vc_column][vc_column width=\"1\/2\"][vc_empty_space][gt3_heading title=\"For Pregnant Women Who Are Cancer Survivors\"][vc_column_text]Treatments for childhood or adolescent cancers have improved the survival for many women to and beyond the reproductive years. In addition, newer treatments have been gentler on the preservation of fertility. For these reasons, women considering pregnancy not uncommonly have a prior history of cancer treatment. Patients are concerned about the effects of prior treatment on their offspring and are also concerned about the effects of a pregnancy on their risk of cancer recurrence.<\/p>\n

Dr. Cardonick is also interested in including pregnant women with a history of cancer in a separate database. In both studies, the health of the women and their children are followed yearly in cooperation with the patient\u2019s oncologist, pediatrician and obstetrician.[\/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row css=\".vc_custom_1438245691791{margin-bottom: 18px !important;}\"][vc_column width=\"1\/2\"][ultimate_heading main_heading=\"Support the Pregnancy & Cancer Registry\" heading_tag=\"h3\" alignment=\"left\"][\/ultimate_heading][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text]Through your support, we can continue to collect information about the diagnosis and treatment of cancer in pregnancy, helping women and their physicians make informed decisions about the pregnancy and cancer treatment. In addition, when funds are available we can offer developmental testing to children exposed to chemotherapy in utero or study different aspects of their growth such as dental health. Funding also supports the small staff who help Dr Cardonick gather records, plan new studies, and\u00a0 answer questions<\/p>\n

Together, through research, we can work toward a day when women can focus on their pregnancy, not their cancer.<\/p>\n

Click here to make an online donation with Google Checkout and support the Pregnancy and Cancer Registry at Cooper University Hospital.<\/a><\/strong>[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][vc_column width=\"1\/2\"][vc_single_image image=\"4933\" img_size=\"full\" alignment=\"center\" onclick=\"custom_link\" img_link_target=\"_blank\" link=\"http:\/\/www.cancernetwork.com\/mbcc-2015\/exposure-utero-chemotherapy-did-not-affect-childrens-development-behavior\"][vc_column_text]<\/p>\n

In this video from the 32nd Annual Miami Breast Cancer Conference, Elyce Cardonick, MD, discusses two poster presentations on childhood development and behavior after in utero exposure to chemotherapy for maternal cancer in pregnancy.\u00a0View the video.<\/a><\/p>\n

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Hope for Two... The Pregnant with Cancer Network<\/h2>\n

\"hope_for_two\"<\/a>Hope for Two...The Pregnant With Cancer Network<\/a> is an organization dedicated to providing women diagnosed with cancer while pregnant with information, support and hope. We serve women in all socioeconomic, ethnic and religious backgrounds world-wide. Volunteers with a history of cancer while pregnant are the mainstays of our support network.<\/p>\n

We strive to remove barriers to women obtaining complete and accurate information about their options for dealing with cancer while pregnant We respect and support every woman\u2019s personal decisions without judgment.[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][vc_column width=\"1\/2\"][vc_column_text]<\/p>\n

Teal Tea Foundation<\/h2>\n

\"logo<\/a>Established in 2008, the Teal Tea Foundation<\/a> was founded by ovarian cancer survivor Jean Shipos with her family and friends. Its mission is to \"help raise ovarian cancer awareness and to support research efforts focused on early detection, treatments, and a cure for ovarian cancer - being dedicated to helping all women with their quality of life and long term recovery\". To support its mission, the Foundation partners with groups such as the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance (OCNA), the Central Jersey Chamber of Commerce, the Temple - Fox Chase Cancer Center, Robert Wood Johnson and Pennington Ewing Athletic Club (PEAC) as well as other local organizations.[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row css=\".vc_custom_1438247320616{margin-bottom: 0px !important;}\"][vc_column css=\".vc_custom_1438247412668{margin-bottom: 74px !important;}\"][ultimate_heading main_heading=\"Online Cancer and Pregnancy Resources\" heading_tag=\"h3\"][\/ultimate_heading][vc_empty_space][ultimate_carousel][vc_single_image image=\"4958\" img_size=\"225x100\" alignment=\"center\" onclick=\"custom_link\" img_link_target=\"_blank\" link=\"http:\/\/liferaftgroup.org\"][vc_single_image image=\"4962\" img_size=\"225x100\" alignment=\"center\" onclick=\"custom_link\" img_link_target=\"_blank\" link=\"http:\/\/youngsurvival.org\"][vc_single_image image=\"4961\" img_size=\"225x100\" alignment=\"center\" onclick=\"custom_link\" img_link_target=\"_blank\" link=\"http:\/\/www.ons.org\/\"][vc_single_image image=\"5319\" img_size=\"204x42\" alignment=\"center\" onclick=\"custom_link\" img_link_target=\"_blank\" link=\"http:\/\/cancer.net\/\"][vc_single_image image=\"4960\" img_size=\"225x100\" alignment=\"center\" onclick=\"custom_link\" img_link_target=\"_blank\" link=\"http:\/\/oncofertility.northwestern.edu\/\"][vc_single_image image=\"4959\" img_size=\"225x100\" alignment=\"center\" onclick=\"custom_link\" img_link_target=\"_blank\" link=\"http:\/\/melanomaintl.org\"][vc_single_image image=\"5198\" img_size=\"225x100\" alignment=\"center\" onclick=\"custom_link\" img_link_target=\"_blank\" link=\"http:\/\/www.lls.org\/\"][\/ultimate_carousel][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row full_width=\"stretch_row\" css=\".vc_custom_1449690157028{margin-bottom: 0px !important;background-color: #f1d7e2 !important;}\"][vc_column][vc_empty_space][ultimate_heading main_heading=\"Testimonials\"][\/ultimate_heading][vc_empty_space][ultimate_carousel slide_to_scroll=\"single\" slides_on_desk=\"1\" slides_on_tabs=\"1\" slides_on_mob=\"1\" item_animation=\"fadeIn\"][vc_column_text]<\/p>\n

Hello Dr. Cardonick it is so good to hear from one of my Angels; and yes of course you can share our story. Wow, it is hard to believe how many women are often facing this horrible illness during such a special moment in their lives as to becoming a mom again or for the first time.<\/em><\/p>\n

You played a very important role in my fight, and one of the reasons as to why me and my twins are still alive.<\/em><\/p>\n

Thanks again and best regards,<\/em><\/p>\n

~ Zoila<\/em><\/p>\n

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Thank you for the generosity of your time, wisdom and experience during my pregnancy. I continue to direct other to you for advice and believe the data you are acquiring will benefit many future generations.<\/p>\n

~\u00a0The Burkhow Family<\/em><\/p>\n

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Thank you for this opportunity to join your registry. Also please keep me in mind for the next case study. I would love to be a part of it! Thank you for all that you do for all of us women that have gone on this journey with our babies & helping the journey be a little more reassuring for the women that have to go through it.<\/p>\n

~ Adele<\/em><\/p>\n

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Thank you Dr. Cardonick for helping me make the choice of life! Best thing that has ever happened to me.<\/p>\n

~ Karen<\/em><\/p>\n

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Thank you for all you do to help women experiencing cancer while pregnant. Your knowledge, confidence, compassion and data were absolutely invaluable to me during my last pregnancy. The work you are doing is incredible!! Thank you so much for giving our family HOPE\u2026 actually \u201cThank you\u201d isn\u2019t even close to enough to give back to you and your team\u2026<\/p>\n

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I am always so happy to open a letter from you and know that you are still <\/em>committed to this\u00a0study. Thank you for that. I hope all is well with you and your family. Our family is doing well at the\u00a0moment, especially Lauren. She is growing into a budding teenager. Sometimes acting way too old <\/em>for\u00a0her age and mostly still naive and innocent. She is very social with tons of friends. Loves to dance, sing\u00a0(auditioning for her school play today and wants <\/em>nothing but <\/em>a lead) plays basketball and softball.\u00a0Lauren Is very outgoing and not shy at all. She is sensitive- sometimes to a fault. Not always the <\/em>best\u00a0student, a little lazy and loses focus when she finds things difficult. She is working on this and has done\u00a0much better this year. I'm hoping she's growing out of it. (My son had a lot of <\/em>the same issues) Her\u00a0teachers love her though, always trying to change the subject from the C she got in math to \u201cwhat a\u00a0lovely girl she Is,\u201d during her conferences. She's living in a house where all her siblings are now adults so It can be a bit challenging sometimes, but she is good. Her siblings want to kill their annoying little sister\u00a0most days but I think that's normal and I remind them that she still HAS to live here, they don't.<\/p>\n

We are a little extra cautious with Laurens health but all in all she is a pretty normal kid. We are\u00a0so lucky to have found you when we did. I had some doctors who realty didn't have a clue what direction to send me. I just remember how at ease you put me during the worst time of my life. Thank You from the bottom of my heart.<\/p>\n

~\u00a0Kelly<\/em><\/p>\n

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I wish you were able to see my \u201canxiety meter.\u201d Since our meeting, it has plummeted to the level where all other normal mid-thirty mothers are. I look at Will with confidence now, instead of worry. What an incredible gift you have given my family. The gift of knowing for sure that our decisions didn\u2019t harm our child.<\/p>\n

I wonder if you\u2019ll ever truly realize the magnitude of the research you are doing. There will probably be thousands of women who will look to it someday. They\u2019ll be silently praying for something hopeful to answer the questions that their doctors can\u2019t. I believe that this study will do just that.<\/p>\n

You are amazing. I\u2019m incredibly thankful that I made the decision to contact you. I\u2019m also so happy that I had the opportunity to hug your neck. I felt honored that you came up to meet Will and me.<\/p>\n

Dr. Gringlas was a pleasure. She was incredibly professional, wonderful with Will, and sympathetic to our situation. Knowing that she could relate to what I had gone through when I was sick helped calm my nerves. It\u2019s always comforting to know that we are not alone.<\/p>\n

I wish you the best of luck with the rest of the study. If there is ever anything that I can do to help please let me know. We look forward to seeing you again in two years!<\/p>\n

~ Elizabeth<\/em><\/p>\n

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Dear Suzanne, I am going to do my best to make this letter short but I could go on for days about how much Dr. Cardonick and her knowledge about pregnancy and cancer has helped us.\u00a0 I was about 13 weeks when diagnosed with breast cancer and the first thing in my mind was not me it was\u00a0my baby.\u00a0 We, of coarse, thought we would have to terminate.\u00a0 The\u00a0best thing that happened to us at this horrible time was\u00a0meeting\u00a0 Dr. Cardonick.\u00a0 She was able to help us understand\u00a0that I could still get the treatment I needeed without hurting\u00a0our baby. She was able to give us other patients she had cared for in\u00a0the\u00a0past to talk to. Any question we had, she could answer and make us feel 100% better.\u00a0\u00a0We would have never been able to get through that time in our lives as easy as we did without her.\u00a0 I thank God she does what she does.<\/p>\n

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