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StoryCorps COLUMBUS
WOSU Public Media
Losing A Child To Cancer
MAR 5, 20206 MIN
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Description
John Ulrich’s daughter Robyn was diagnosed with leukemia at age 19. She was treated at the Ohio State University James Comprehensive Cancer Center, where the family met Cathy Disher, a critical care chaplain for the hospital.

