On October 11, 2006, Jeff Wigbels learned he had Stage IV non-smokers lung cancer. The next day, his wife — unaware of this — gave birth to their son. The following day, Jeff told her there was a good chance their son soon might not have a dad. But today, because of the targeted therapy being developed at M. D. Anderson, Jeff is watching his children grow up. He believes he’s been given a gift, one that he and Tiffany want to give back.
Learn more about Jeff, the molecular-level cancer research and treatment that’s helped him beat the odds and the Take Aim at Cancer Research Fund.
Sunday, April 18th, at the Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C., Take Aim at Cancer founder and cancer survivor, Jeff... read more
Cancer survivor and Atlanta businessman Jeff Wigbels officially launched The Wigbels/Herbst Cancer Research Fund (WHCRF) today as the organization’s Board of... read more