Baylor Strong is a platform for pancreatic cancer caregivers and the people who love them. We offer honest guidance, practical tools, and a community built on one belief: somebody has to care for the caregiver.

No. Consultations with Ashley are always free for families.

Yes. Buy the Care Kit, download it from your order confirmation email, and send it to the caregiver with a personal note. It's one of the most practical ways to show up for someone caring for a loved one.

Offer something specific instead of "let me know if you need anything." Bring a meal on a set day, drive to an appointment, or cover a few hours so they can rest. Listen without trying to fix it. The Care Kit has a full guide for helpers.

Early symptoms are often vague. Watch for unexplained weight loss, yellowing of the skin or eyes, changes in stool, new onset diabetes, and pain in the belly or back. If you notice these, talk with a healthcare provider.

Risk factors include smoking, family history, chronic pancreatitis, diabetes, obesity, older age, and certain inherited genetic conditions. Many people with pancreatic cancer have no known risk factors.

Every purchase supports Baylor Strong's work with caregivers, and partial proceeds support pancreatic cancer research.

Twice a month, with tips, stories, research updates, and self care strategies made for caregivers.

Your voice matters. The Caregiver Survey helps us understand your needs and experiences, so every resource we create actually serves you. Take the Caregiver Survey.

Yes. Ashley speaks with hospitals, cancer centers, foundations, churches, and employers about what caregivers need and how communities can show up. See speaking and partnerships.