Stories of EHE

"The hope, passion, and motivation of those affected by EHE not only helped launch The EHE Foundation, but are also the driving force behind our continued progress. We vow to continue to stand against EHE on behalf of the fighters, survivors, and those taken too soon. This page represents some of our cherished EHE patients, who have willingly shared their story to help spread EHE awareness."

~ Jenni Kovach, President, The EHE Foundation

Amy's Story

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Amy is living with progressing epithelioid hemangioendothelioma (EHE). Diagnosed in 2010, she has had a challenging journey, including a liver transplant, removal of lung tumors, and various systemic therapies.

As a champion of our mission she says, “We (patients) are our best shot.”

Cecilia's Story

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Cecilia was diagnosed in 2024 with epithelioid hemangioendothelioma (EHE) after experiencing recurring bouts of extreme pain leading to a liver biopsy. Today, she carefully monitors her disease with active surveillance or "watch and wait."

Michaela's Story

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Michaela's EHE story began with a misdiagnosis and surgery in 2008. With her diagnosis corrected to EHE in 2009, Michaela started a long process of additional surgeries, treatments, and medical complications. Throughout it all, she remained positive and today, she celebrates more than 15 years of living with EHE. Read Michaela's full story.

Harrison Pluta

Harrison Pluta

Amanda Holland

Amanda Holland

Michael Proctor

Michael Proctor

Maggie Cameron

Maggie Cameron

Jennifer San

Jennifer San

Jenni Kovach

Jenni Kovach

Zebrina Lauridsen

Zebrina Lauridsen

Fransheska Nazario

Fransheska Nazario

Kathy Field

Kathy Field

John Lamb

John Lamb

Keren Stern

Keren Stern

Hannah Kiner

Hannah Kiner

EHE Patients: Thinking about sharing your story?

Your EHE story has the power to inspire, inform, and make a difference. By sharing your journey, you can help raise awareness for this rare cancer, connect with others facing similar challenges, and shine a light on the urgent need for research and treatments.

Together, we can amplify the voice of the EHE community and drive change. Share your story and help us spread awareness. Your voice matters!