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Celebrating Survivorship – Best of Survivor Stories – Part 2
Welcome to a second special episode of the Believe in Progress podcast. June is National Cancer Survivor Month. Join us as we #celebratesurvivorship throughout the month. This episode is dedicated to the remarkable people and families who have faced cancer with courage, resilience, and hope. Their stories inspire us and highlight the importance of research-driven advances in cancer science and medicine.
In today's "Best of Survivor Stories" episode, we'll revisit some of the most impactful conversations we've had with cancer survivors. These stories capture their journeys, the challenges they overcame, and the triumphs they achieved. Our goal is to honor their strength and to raise awareness about the critical issues that cancer survivors face.
Featured Survivor Stories:
1. Ricki Fairley (from Episode 4)
- Triple Negative Breast Cancer survivor and thriver, CEO and Co-Founder of TOUCH, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance. Ricki is dedicated to eradicating breast cancer and supporting women through their cancer journeys.
2. Donna James (from Episode 10)
- Triple Negative Breast Cancer survivor and trusted advisor to leaders in the public and private sector. Donna's diagnosis led her to champion cancer research and the development of mastectomy bras.
3. Benjamin David (from Episode 11)
- Survivor of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, senior rabbi at Congregation Adath Emanu-El, and avid marathon runner. Benjamin shares his journey of recovery and resilience, continuing to inspire through his active lifestyle and community leadership.
4. Paul Stoller (from Episode 15)
- Lymphoma survivor, anthropologist, and author. Paul's experience with cancer and his study of West African sorcery provided unique insights into illness and healing, which he documented in his memoir.
5. Melissa Berry (from Episode 16)
- Triple Negative Breast Cancer survivor and founder of Cancer Fashionista. Melissa has become a trusted voice in the breast cancer community, offering beauty tips and self-care advice for cancer patients.
6. Mary Gloria Orji (from Episode 20)
- Breast cancer survivor and founder of the Network of People Impacted by Cancer in Nigeria (NePICiN). Mary Gloria's work has been pivotal in supporting cancer patients in Nigeria and combating societal stigma.
7. Saranne Rothberg (from Episode 22)
- Stage IV cancer survivor and founder of the ComedyCures Foundation. Saranne's organization brings joy and laughter to those affected by illness, demonstrating the healing power of humor.
If today's stories inspired you and want to make a difference, please consider donating to the American Association for Cancer Research at AACR.org/Donate. Your contributions directly support groundbreaking research and improve the lives of cancer survivors.
Remember to subscribe to our podcast to catch all the episodes. Share this podcast with friends and family to spread awareness and celebrate the resilience of cancer survivors. Together, we can drive progress and bring hope to countless lives.
Thank you for listening, and until next time, keep believing in progress and the power of survivorship.
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Celebrating Survivorship - Best of Survivor Stories, Part 1
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Welcome to a special edition of the Believe in Progress podcast from the AACR Foundation. June is National Cancer Survivor Month. Join us as we #celebratesurvivorship throughout the month. This episode is dedicated to the remarkable people and families who have faced cancer with courage, resilience, and hope. Their stories not only inspire us but also highlight the importance of research-driven...
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  • @soulrebel2709
    @soulrebel2709 29 днів тому

  • @MrTwitch62
    @MrTwitch62 Місяць тому

    Just need the money

  • @easymop6114
    @easymop6114 2 місяці тому

    My Mother has the same thing

  • @orscrub3161
    @orscrub3161 2 місяці тому

    this is a really old video. how are you now?

  • @PatriciaAShelton-no6cq
    @PatriciaAShelton-no6cq 3 місяці тому

    I have a leiomyosarcoma in my left ankle. For months I thought it was just a slight swelling from gardening and just being active. After a bit of pain would hit me to the point I had to just stop walking until the pain subsided which would only be a few seconds ,I would go about my business. But it continued, so I went to an orthopedic Dr. After an X- ray he wanted an MRI. Went back for results wanted another MRI with contrast went back for results. This time he told me it wasn't what they had expected to see that every Orthopedic Dr in the building took a look at the images. I was recommended to an Orthopedic Oncologist Surgeon. There aren't many across the U.S. Mine is over 100 miles away. A two hundred miles plus round trip. I took my Imaged that were given me from the hospital I had them at. Then I had a biopsy in her location for she is associated with the University hospital. Then I had a MRI of chest and pelvic area. Then went back for total body scan. As of right now nothing more is showing up. All tests results were sent to an Oncologist closer to home. I went to see him. Then set up an appointment to see radiology for radiation therapy. That's next week then I got to make another trip back to Augusta to see a plastic surgeon. I refuse to have my ankle removed at NY age. But the tumor is a 3cm. so getting a clear margin is possible. I will need a graft over that area. Being on the ankle means little moving of that foot so it can take and heal. My surgeon would rather do the amputation, but healing sn infection are the same risks. No talk of chemo right now. They will do periodic scans to catch it early if it spreads. Maybe taking the new drugs as a precaution but they only use chemo or drugs if it shows up somewhere else. I have no lymp nodes involved in my leg,the Oncologist said that was great news. Trying to get things done while I have the time and feel like it. I love flowers and gardening. I have been working on that for three weeks straight. Clean up. An adding more. It's good therapy. Weather in Georgia is Spring on a lot of days, but have dipped a couple of times at night. Won't be seed planting until first of April. But now is a good time to add trees shrubs,roses,etc. to your landscape. I'm staying positive. An there's a quote I can relate to,so should everyone: One who plants a tree knowing they may never sit beneath its shade, understands the meaning of life. After this surgery an everything is done and said. That's it for me. If it comes back, I'm not spending anymore of my time in hospitals, doing tests,chemo that will make me deathly sick. I will go about my business live life until it's my time. This cancer that starts in the ankle is a little different from that in the uterus but will spread. I'm a senior, i have lived a full life, an I know there's great hospice care. I'm sure I'll know when thar times come. Hopefully that won't happen for some time. I feel good for my age,I still can work hard for hours outside an I take care of my disabled husband. I cook an I keep a clean home. But I did do some clearing out of things i don't wear, and just random things I took to a Goodwill. Won't be much in my room to clear out when the time comes someday. Trying to make things easier on my daughters. Everything will be arranged. I have talked to them,i want them to continue with their daily lives. To enjoy every day. Make memories that they all can remember it helps mark time. Find that time. Don't let work and unnecessary things get in the way. And don't worry about nothing, for it doesn't help any situation. Be concerned but don't stress about things especially if you can't control the situation. Life lessons. Now go plant a tree! I suggest a flowering crabapple. The year round interest brings beauty.

  • @sherizazzetti1824
    @sherizazzetti1824 4 місяці тому

    My mom died in hospice, she only lived a month , I pray you are okay and beat it God bless to all those fighting and those who passed , I hope there is a cure one day❤

  • @anndinoto
    @anndinoto 5 місяців тому

    You're one of the lucky patients who made it through this disease. At first, the chemo was working very well for my husband, and like you, at the end of many rounds of chemo the myeloma cells were almost undetectable in his blood. After the stem cell transplant, everything went down from there. He passed away in 2017 after trying the newest chemo drug for multiple myeloma out there. He was asked if he would try a bone marrow transplant, but after going through the treatments he went through, there was no way he would do it again. By that time, his bone marrow was completely destroyed, and there was nothing that could be done for him.

  • @tasneemakhtar9961
    @tasneemakhtar9961 6 місяців тому

    How are you now?

  • @MrFuchew
    @MrFuchew 7 місяців тому

    "a clinical trial" well that's helpful

  • @imveryhungry112
    @imveryhungry112 10 місяців тому

    This guy is tough as nails.

  • @purplephoenixartbymicheled9298
    @purplephoenixartbymicheled9298 11 місяців тому

    🌬😇🙏I was diagnosed with lung cancer in September 22. Stage 1A2 I been though 33 Rounds of Radiation treatment. They are calling it stable for now. I still get VERY tired and I have pain everyday in my left lower lobe lung. I'm just taking it step by step. I will be 65 in November so at this stage in my life what ever happens happens. I PRAY FOR THE KID'S AND PPL WHO ARE YOUNGER IT BREAKS MY HEART. 😢 WE ARE ALL STRONGER TOGETHER 💪💙💚💛💜🤍💖🖤💪

  • @helenli7785
    @helenli7785 11 місяців тому

    My mom got diagnosed almost 2 years ago and is still a worrier. She just got brain surgery and she almost faced death a few days ago, I just graduated elementary and hopping for a miracle she stays with us as long as possible!

    • @Really766
      @Really766 7 місяців тому

      And she will God is greater

  • @colettemurray1234
    @colettemurray1234 11 місяців тому

    Thank you soo much this was very informative 😊

  • @drlarrylammers2829
    @drlarrylammers2829 Рік тому

    I am on my 17 year I’ve had it in my jaw and my hip and my ribs and my shoulder and in my skull. I’ve had every treatment including Cort. My faith sustains me and frankly, I look forward to my next venture with my savior, so I’m not afraid of a death sentence.

  • @adamabalamusa207
    @adamabalamusa207 Рік тому

    "WHEN YOUR MORTALITY IS THREATENED.., YOU CHANGE"

  • @kamleshchandsharma8777
    @kamleshchandsharma8777 Рік тому

    I just lost my brother in law to this LMS. Doctors failed to do anything in Fiji. We poor cannot even afford surgery. He was just 41 with 3 small kids

    • @visiblereflection6049
      @visiblereflection6049 11 місяців тому

      Bula bro, I'm sorry for your loss. I also lost my mother to this sickness 3 weeks ago. She was 55.

  • @annieuk4164
    @annieuk4164 Рік тому

    Don't know why they all start with chemo when it rarely works. I have stage 4 lyng cancer and refusing chemo.

    • @enzodunn2577
      @enzodunn2577 Рік тому

      Prayers for you. Hang in there. Stay strong in your faith.

  • @Lauren-vd4qe
    @Lauren-vd4qe Рік тому

    look up joe tippens; he beat stage 4 cancer with a very unusual cheap product; i wd use that plus a salt lamp; my hubby was quite sick last spring, when i put salt into his hot mist inhalant, he quickly dramatically got better. people soak in salt water and go to the seaside to get better, for years, also salt was used to preserve food for years, and is a known germ killer. look up the comments on any salt lamp benefit topic on yt, fascinating. and of course, avoid smoking, alcohol, sugar, pop, red meat, coffee, they are very destructive to the body, being strong acids.

  • @normariccobene6932
    @normariccobene6932 Рік тому

    Amazing nobody mentioned alternative therapy to my late mother she had end stage end stage small cell cancer. Best of luck I cared for her and I have autism and seizures

  • @SLplusmutts
    @SLplusmutts Рік тому

    This video makes no sense. She continued to get mammograms after bilateral mastectomies? Breast cancer was found in the same breast after mastectomy? Unless it was found on high tech imaging, I’d love to see that mammography machine because it’s performing miracles.

  • @debbiebrannon8874
    @debbiebrannon8874 Рік тому

    Praying for a healing for everyone try cannabis oil and thc for cancer amen

  • @traceyvanhoeflaken3174
    @traceyvanhoeflaken3174 Рік тому

    I have stage 3 A small cell lung cancer

  • @elviradonaghy6425
    @elviradonaghy6425 Рік тому

    I am so happy for you.

  • @AStark-dn6yh
    @AStark-dn6yh Рік тому

    I wish that I could afford to go to a research center.

  • @fightfannerd2078
    @fightfannerd2078 Рік тому

    Technology is better now

  • @eileengray8133
    @eileengray8133 Рік тому

    I have stage 4 lung cancer i am starting therapy next week! I had no symptoms! What happen was i went food shopping and in the store i fainted! Went to the hospital found out i had covid and when they had taken MRI they found the cancer! Although i had a bad cough i blame it on the covid! If it wasn't for the fainting i would have never found out!

  • @amysmith7322
    @amysmith7322 Рік тому

    May God bless you with Good health 🙏

  • @eileengray8133
    @eileengray8133 Рік тому

    I have stage 3 lung cancer! i will be going for radiation and Chemo therapy, thanks for telling your story it is giving me hope!

    • @eileengray8133
      @eileengray8133 11 місяців тому

      Now i have stage 4 lung cancer it spread to my femur and tail bone, Now i am going for immune therapy! I am 77 i am still fighting! God bless everyone who has cancer!

  • @chriscraven33
    @chriscraven33 Рік тому

    Diagnosed stage 4 lung cancer a year ago now, on keytruda for one year, some cancers gone, some stayed but not growing ,,, problem now platelets (whats causing this?) down to 61, using keytruda to assist my immune system that doesn't exist, what happens now?

    • @fightfannerd2078
      @fightfannerd2078 Рік тому

      Do you fast? You should

    • @chriscraven33
      @chriscraven33 Рік тому

      @@fightfannerd2078 THATS INSANE, WHO TOLD YOU TO DIET, how is your immune system going to work with keytrude if you don't get proper nutrition???

  • @tiadavenport5465
    @tiadavenport5465 Рік тому

    My father-in-law passed away from this five years ago. I hope her all the best.

  • @GD-cr5um
    @GD-cr5um Рік тому

    I would ever encourage anyone to do chemotherapy for a long period. It's caused neuropathy and nerve damage and a paralysis of hisnarms and legs and screwed his immunity. Please have heavy nutrition, meditation. Our body doesn't need a bunch of drugs that got horrible side effects

  • @starblane1023
    @starblane1023 Рік тому

    When a person experiencing health problems why don't they go to God he's the healer of all things but instead she sitting down crocheting where's your Bible at why you're not praying,👉 why you're not reading your Bible, why you're not worshiping the God that saves your life 🤔 I don't get people and their mindset I will be down on my knees every day thanking God for saving me a lot of people forget about God even in the midst of their troubles and pain they still don't acknowledge God how can that be

  • @danijelkanuric8447
    @danijelkanuric8447 Рік тому

    This is school example that people will tell anything for the money...

  • @sewalikeot8299
    @sewalikeot8299 Рік тому

    My husband Diagnosed stage iv lung cancer, may get any help to recover him

  • @catherinebianca8587
    @catherinebianca8587 Рік тому

    I'm writing this message with tears, because of my health condition, the doctor told me this morning that i will not survive my health condition due to my cancer diagnosing, so i have decided to offer my fund to the orphanage children, homeless less privilege there in your country to enable them to always pray for me even am if I'm know more alive as the doctor has told me that i can not survive my health condition your assistance is greatly needed

    • @truenature2415
      @truenature2415 Рік тому

      don't cry we never die soul is immortal body dies it doesn't mean we die...if god himself is immortal and cannot die how can we die...

    • @FathimaSaleem-qp8uw
      @FathimaSaleem-qp8uw Рік тому

      May God bless you

  • @estjunk
    @estjunk Рік тому

    my husband has multiple myeloma. can you tell me what the new drug study was that cured you? Did Dr. Ken Anderson use your immune system (IVIG) to kill the M.M? I'd like for my husband to try it.

  • @vixlse9580
    @vixlse9580 Рік тому

    What colour is your byggati

  • @leftwingmayheim
    @leftwingmayheim Рік тому

    My sister was just diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer after treatment of a uterine sarcoma. We all hoping for the best I am also preparing mentally for the worst. I hope new clinical trials and immunotherapy can slow down the cells and disease to give her a few quality years. prays and fingers crossed. Being cancer ill and thinking of your mortality is beyond mentally strenuous. Being positive is also the key. This lady on the video is an inspiration.

  • @mollyhenderson8513
    @mollyhenderson8513 Рік тому

    I read her article today Donna Fernandez is alive, she was diagnosed since 2012 there’s still hope for lung cancer stage 4. Thank God

    • @truenature2415
      @truenature2415 Рік тому

      What is the hope how to cure stage 4 lung cancer

    • @assistantcommissioner_masr5979
      @assistantcommissioner_masr5979 5 місяців тому

      What shd be done because same is case with my cousin stage 4 cancer.plz reply plz

    • @MegaTinni
      @MegaTinni 4 місяці тому

      not a cure >> stabilization@@truenature2415

    • @iconicthief9204
      @iconicthief9204 2 місяці тому

      @@truenature2415it’s not necessarily about a cure, it’s about having years of moments to love and be able to look fondly on. Humans are amazing, bro!

  • @janietyler4552
    @janietyler4552 Рік тому

    Thanks Doctoromohanfor being the perfect doctor I found,I couldn’t imagine living with hsv virus for the rest of my life,because it has been said that the virus cannot be cured,but thank God I finally got a cure and after 3 months I haven’t seen any blisters and have been tested negative thank you so much #Doctoromohan you have a way of making things better

  • @pamelajob2261
    @pamelajob2261 Рік тому

    I humbly appreciate your kind gesture Dr.Auchi on UA-cam channel, You was able to help me with my health issues, the breast cancer stage 4 disease was something the world thought has no cure but I’m happy to say today that I’ve been cured with your herbs and I’m glad to have you as my doctor…ua-cam.com/channels/6tA16t1IlKx1bY93lc2rcg.html ❤️

  • @learnwithshobhamehta7816
    @learnwithshobhamehta7816 Рік тому

    👍 👌 Great information, dear

  • @lorrinrodrigueshs-bcp192
    @lorrinrodrigueshs-bcp192 2 роки тому

    I urge everyone to become a member of the Facebook page "RSO Cured My Cancer." Learn about the most important system in your body...the endocannabinoid system and how cannabis oil interacts to kill cancer 3 ways 1 Apoptosis 2) Anti-angiogenesis 3) Anti-proliferative. 1000s of people are curing themselves of cancer and you can too! It saved my life!

  • @FransceneJK98
    @FransceneJK98 2 роки тому

    Why don’t y’all talk about the drug and process used in this trial??? This tells me nothing

  • @barbaraweidenhammer7644
    @barbaraweidenhammer7644 2 роки тому

    My husband was diagnosed 3 years ago. He has now been receiving Chemo for 2 years, with NO QUALITY of life ! VERY MUCH PAIN. Every day is different. All his Doctor keeps saying is they are trying to give hm Quality of LIFE ! But when you have NONE, how long should you keep putting the TOXIC CHEMO onto your body WITH NO RESULTS . His wish now....to fall asleep and never wake up. He is now 67 years old. His children are coming to visit, one he has not scene in 5 years, because they don’t live in the same Country as us. My PRAYER for him, is he sees the children & grandchildren, then can pass.

    • @claudiaebner6034
      @claudiaebner6034 Рік тому

      You need a good pain management nurse. I was a hospice nurse many years ago, we had full range to get whatever the patient needed to have a good quality of life. Sounds like your husband could benefit more going under hospice care. But all in all much in modern medicine has changed alot, sorry to say most not for the better.

  • @robertfulton4415
    @robertfulton4415 2 роки тому

    What an extraordinary and remarkably brave woman. Thank you

  • @Legittoquit1
    @Legittoquit1 2 роки тому

    I hate the stupid god shit ! Just shut up

  • @carloutube
    @carloutube 2 роки тому

    Thanks I’m 37 and have multiple myeloma. Seems it was developing over many years. It is of a unique kind with countless lesions. Going to start vrd treatment next week. Good luck

    • @crystalr9633
      @crystalr9633 Рік тому

      May I ask how u were diagnosed?

    • @carloutube
      @carloutube Рік тому

      @@crystalr9633 body scan I had bumps growing

    • @zubiakhan1734
      @zubiakhan1734 Рік тому

      My brother told by doctors to have bone marrow biopsy as they doubted he has multiple mayeloma I’m very worried

    • @shellymurano7887
      @shellymurano7887 11 місяців тому

      Good luck love from Australia ♥️ 🙏

    • @udayadiasnagahawatte8442
      @udayadiasnagahawatte8442 10 місяців тому

      See an oncologist .. MRI repot convince mm.. that s curable ... transplant of born marrow is the real treatment .

  • @peachberry2846
    @peachberry2846 2 роки тому

    Plant based diet can help

  • @wesleywiseman2112
    @wesleywiseman2112 2 роки тому

    Hallelujah!!