Joining the organization in 2011, David Haas is a cancer support group and awareness program advocate at the Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance. In addition to researching the many valuable programs available to our site’s visitors, David often blogs about programs and campaigns underway at the Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance, as well as creative fitness ideas for those dealing with cancer, while creating relationships with similar organizations.
Please contact David Haas at davdhaas@gmail.com for further questions.
Please welcome Dr. Andrea Forget-Schnowske
Dr. Andrea grew up in the suburbs of Detroit and always dreamed of becoming a doctor. After being involved in a car accident at the age of 4, her mother took her to a chiropractor where she experienced great relief from her condition and made a full recovery within a few months. During high school she was an avid athlete who was involved in basketball, softball, figure skating, and synchronized figure skating as well. She trained year round and eventually succumbed to a debilitating knee injury.
Due to this injury, she quit figure skating and struggled to keep up training for fast pitch softball pitching. She sought care from another chiropractor and received amazing results that allowed her to not only return to pitching but also to begin coaching younger girls in the proper techniques of fast pitch softball pitching. After working in a multidisciplinary medical office for almost two years, Dr. Andrea decided to pursue chiropractic due to the amazing and sometimes even miraculous results of his patients and her ideals of how a great doctor should teach, treat, and help patients heal.
Wesley Perkins is 40 years old and married to a loving, and very supportive wife who educated herself on PTSD, as well as helped other women to understand their spouses who may suffer from it. He joined the Marines right out of high school from 1989 to 1992. He was also in the Illinois Army National Guard in 1998 and deployed to Iraq for 15 months from 2003 to 2004. Perkins was discharged in 2007. He and his wife Christine have two kids, Bobby, 16 and Ashley,18. He is currently service connected with PTSD, severe arthritis, as well as have been recently diagnosed, and now treated, for sleep apnea and use a CPAP machine.
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