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CURE Magazine
9/7/2026
Article
Cancer survivor Brynn Forlizzi and caregiver Teddy Aaron share how their experiences with cancer led them to create Soothe Note, an app helping patients and caregivers manage life between appointments.
Read sourceFOX 26 Houston
9/7/2026
TV feature
Soothe Note founders Teddy Aaron and Brynn Forlizzi joined FOX 26 Houston to share how their personal experiences with cancer and caregiving inspired them to build a platform supporting patients and caregivers between appointments.
NewsNation
9/5/2026
Article
Soothe Note co-founders Brynn Forlizzi and Teddy Aaron joined NewsNation’s “Morning in America” to share how their personal experiences with cancer inspired them to build a care-tracking app for patients and caregivers.
Causeartist
9/3/2026
Article
Causeartist profiles Soothe Note co-founders Teddy Aaron and Brynn Forlizzi, exploring how their experiences with cancer shaped a free tool that helps patients and caregivers organize symptoms, medications, questions, and daily changes between oncology appointments.
Read sourceCURE Magazine
9/2/2026
Article
Brynn Forlizzi shares 10 things that helped her through ovarian cancer treatment as a teenager, while discussing how she stayed connected to school, friends and everyday life. The feature also highlights how her cancer experience inspired her to co-found Soothe Note with Teddy Aaron to support cancer patients and caregivers throughout treatment.
Read sourceBedford & New Canaan Magazine
8/7/2026
Brynn Founder Article
Brynn Forlizzi was named to Bedford & New Canaan Magazine’s 2026 “18 Under 18,” highlighting her journey as a two-time cancer survivor, her advocacy work, and her role co-founding Soothe Note with Teddy Aaron to help cancer patients and caregivers manage life between appointments.
Read sourceFOX 11 (Green Bay)
7/23/2026
Article
FOX 11 News featured Soothe Note and its teenage co-founders, Brynn Forlizzi and Teddy Aaron. The story highlights how the free app helps cancer patients and caregivers track medications, appointments and daily health information while staying connected through Caregiver Mode.
Read sourceWSHU Public Radio (Good at Heart)
7/21/2026
Radio
Good at Heart host Randye Kaye speaks with Soothe Note co-founder Teddy Aaron about how his experience as a caregiver inspired the app, Brynn Forlizzi’s perspective as a two-time cancer survivor, and how Soothe Note helps patients and caregivers track symptoms, medications, appointments, and daily care between medical visits.
Tennessee Valley Living (WAFF 48)
7/13/2026
Article
Teddy Aaron and Brynn Forlizzi discuss how their caregiver and survivor experiences inspired them to build a free, privacy-first app that helps families track symptoms, medications, appointments, and emotional changes during cancer treatment.
WSB-TV (Atlanta)
7/10/2026
Article
WSB-TV’s Wendy Corona featured Soothe Note and its teen creators, Teddy Aaron and Brynn Forlizzi. The story explains how the app helps cancer patients and caregivers track medications, symptoms, moods, meals and questions between medical appointments, then export that information into a PDF for their care team.
WNEM TV5
6/25/2026
Article
Two high school students are featured for creating Soothe Note, an app built to help cancer patients and caregivers manage treatment more easily. Part 2 continues the story by showing how the app supports families with organization, tracking, and day-to-day cancer care.
Read sourceWNEM TV5 (Gray Television)
6/25/2026
Article
Two Connecticut high school students are featured for creating Soothe Note, a mobile app designed to help cancer patients and caregivers stay organized throughout treatment. The segment highlights the inspiration behind the app and how it simplifies tracking medications, appointments, symptoms, and important health information for families navigating cancer.
Read sourceIPM Alliance
6/18/2026
Article
IPM Alliance examines Soothe Note as a patient-led oncology navigation tool, highlighting the burden patients and caregivers face managing symptoms, medications, appointments, questions, and daily changes between cancer care visits.
Read sourceCT Insider
6/13/2026
Article
CT Insider covered how Brynn Forlizzi and Teddy Aaron created Soothe Note, a free app helping cancer patients and caregivers track medications, appointments, symptoms, caregiver burnout, check-ins and treatment summaries.
Healthcare IT Today
6/10/2026
Article
Teddy Aaron and Brynn Forlizzi share why patient engagement tools need to support cancer patients and caregivers between appointments, not just during clinical visits. The article explains how Soothe Note helps families track symptoms, medications, mood, energy, appointments, and daily notes in a simple, privacy-first way.
Read sourceFOX5 Las Vegas
6/5/2026
Article
FOX5 Las Vegas featured Soothe Note as a phone app helping cancer patients and their support teams stay organized with care, tracking, and communication.
Read sourceNews 12 Connecticut
6/5/2026
Article
News12 featured Soothe Note, the free app created by Brynn Forlizzi and Teddy Aaron to help cancer patients and caregivers track medications, appointments, symptoms, side effects, caregiver burnout, check-ins, and alerts.
CURE Magazine
6/3/2026
Article
CURE Magazine featured Soothe Note and the story behind the app, highlighting how Brynn Forlizzi’s experience as a teen cancer survivor and Teddy Aaron’s caregiver perspective inspired a free tool to help cancer patients and caregivers track symptoms, medications, appointments, and questions between doctor visits.
Read sourceWTNH News 8 (New Haven)
5/21/2026
TV feature
A Wednesday's Warrior segment featuring Teddy Aaron and Brynn Forlizzi and the story behind Soothe Note.
NBC 10 WJAR (Providence)
5/13/2026
TV article
NBC 10 covered how Soothe Note helps patients track symptoms, prepare for visits, and support caregivers.
Read sourceDaily Voice (Greenwich)
4/21/2026
Article
Daily Voice profiled the Greenwich founders and the caregiver and survivor experiences behind Soothe Note.
Patch (Greenwich)
4/3/2026
Article
Greenwich High student Teddy Aaron and cancer survivor Brynn Forlizzi created Soothe Note to help cancer patients and caregivers track symptoms, medications, daily health, and treatment information in one simple, privacy-focused app
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