"I love the cancer center, the people in it. Everyone's just been so awesome. They treat you like family, more like a friend, not, not a patient. 'cause the last thing you wanna do is be somebody's patient. I can't remember one time where any, anyone was rude. Everybody's pulling for you. Everybody has faith in what you're doing and, and faith in their skills. And not that there's great memories of having cancer, but that's the one place I call home really made me feel special and really made you feel like, you know, they are behind you."

“I love the fact that it is close to home, and I love the fact that when you walk into the Cancer Centers, everybody from the person who greets you outside to the person who greets you at the front desk makes you feel like you’re at home. There’s not a staff member in this building that isn’t willing to help you at any given point."

“The Cancer Centers of Oklahoma, since being diagnosed in 2015, has been like a second home to me. They just make me feel so comfortable and so relaxed.” “If I had one thing to say to the Cancer team, I’d thank them a lot. They’ve been there for me.. they really have because cancer is a tough disease and they made it not so tough for me."

“When I was diagnosed, … they had scheduled me an appointment in Norman, but I decided to come to the Cancer Center here in Lawton. I felt confident that this is where I was supposed to come. What makes them different from anyone else is probably the nurses and doctors. They're here for you and you can call anytime and they, they get back to you. They're, they're there for you."

“Everyone that I came in contact with, every nurse, and every doctor at the Cancer Centers of Southwest Oklahoma, they have went above and beyond to make me feel comfortable, to make me feel cared about. They were very compassionate and it's a hard place to be, you know, particularly with breast cancer, you know? And they just went above and beyond to help me through a difficult time."

"I can't say enough about the cancer center. They were just, they were there for me when I needed them. It was so nice to know that in my community, I had a place to go that was there for not only the treatment but also the medicine,” Connie said “They have a support center, a group of women and men that meet every week on Wednesdays. I mean, how great is that? Not only do you have treatment, the medication, but you got the support, and that means the world.”