Cotter lives in Vancouver, British Columbia. Diagnosed with acute non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 1995, she has experienced treatment, remission and recurrence. She is working on a second book, which will be designed to address cancer survivors' needs. Cancer patients and their families can be overwhelmed with medical information and life-changing decisions at a time when their ability to focus is compromised by symptoms, treatment and fear. Developing tools to help patients has become my focus in communication design.
Admission is free.
Reflections, the appearance-enhancement store for cancer patients, will extend its regular business hours to 6 p.m. prior to this event. Reflections is part of the Rhonda Fleming Mann Resource Center's psychosocial care program.