Fertility Preservation After a Cancer Diagnosis
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Carrie Christensen is a BYU business graduate with a background in entrepreneurship and product management. She has started her own floral business, worked on innovation teams, and now serves on the Patient and Family Advisory Council for Intermountain Health Oncology. After being diagnosed with Stage 3 Melanoma, Carrie felt firsthand the gap in resources for young women facing both cancer and fertility decisions, an experience that inspired her to launch Future Blooms: a nonprofit that supports fertility preservation for young women undergoing cancer treatment.
Future Blooms Website: https://www.futureblooms.org/
Future Blooms Instagram: @future.blooms
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