1/2 | Receiving a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming and disorienting. Judy Wanyoike, #cervicalcancer survivor, received an early-stage diagnosis and felt hopeless, but working with an ECHO-trained health care provider restored her sense of purpose and meaning.

#earlydetection

When Alicia Curran’s son, Sam, was first diagnosed with autism, she struggled to find a specialist who could help her understand the disorder. She soon joined the ECHO Autism network and found a community of peers and experts, which helped her support Sam.

#NationalAutismAcceptanceMonth

1/3 | Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disease that requires day-to-day management and monitoring. For Raymond, Tim, and Kouadio, managing diabetes was a challenge before they started working with ECHO-trained health care providers.

#diabetes #globalhealth #ruralmedicine

1/2 | In a clip from Preventing Cervical Cancer in Kenya, Dr. Caroline Kisia, director of ECHO Africa, and Judy Wanyoike, a cervical cancer survivor treated by an ECHO-trained health care provider, share how early detection prevents #cervicalcancer from becoming life-threatening.