Family fights breast cancer together - Amarillo.com










The cancer was the size of a man’s fist when doctors discovered it in August 2004. Karen Howell-Hapeman, 53, a loan clerk at Cabot & NOI Employees Credit Union in Pampa, told her husband and they prayed the treatments would save her life.

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Thanks to the Access to Breast Care for West Texas program established by Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in 2007, Texas Oncology was able to treat Reeves.

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