On Being a Mother

May is Mother's Day, and this month four women, who are cancer researchers and physicians with the UW Carbone Cancer Center, share how motherhood has changed and influenced their outlook and lives.

Read Their Stories

	Overcoming Challenges: Christina Kendziorski Biostatistician Christina Kendziorski is an associate professor in the department of biostatistics and medical informatics. She reflects on how her mother and grandmother influenced her life. Read Dr. Kendziorski's Story
	On Being a Mom: Dr. Noelle LoConte UW Carbone Cancer Center Medical oncologist, Dr. Noelle LoConte, talks about what becoming a mom taught her about dealing with cancer. Read Dr. LoConte's Story
	The Influence of Motherhood: Dr. Kari Wisinski Medical oncologist, Dr. Kari Wisinski who treats breast cancer patients, shares how motherhood influences how she practices as a physician. Read Dr. Wisinski's Story
	The Essence of Motherhood: Dr. Sharon Weber Dr. Sharon Weber, surgical oncologist with the UW Carbone Cancer Center, reflects on how becoming a mother changed how she practiced medicine. Read Dr. Weber's Story

Balancing Motherhood and Work

It can be tremendously challenging to balance being a mom with the demands of work. Do you feel you are able to? Do you have any advice for new moms who might be returning to work?