Glenn Sturm shares his experience of being diagnosed with aggressive T-cell lymphoma in 2009, initially dismissing the news as a prank. He describes his approach to handling the diagnosis by conducting research and assembling a team of medical professionals, eventually connecting with Dr. Foss at Yale, a leading expert in his type of cancer. Glenn emphasizes his background in building teams and his natural inclination to collaborate, which he applied to his cancer treatment strategy.
Glenn shares his personal journey with cancer, highlighting how defining himself through helping others has improved his well-being. He discusses his ongoing chemotherapy and his work on multiple books, including a novel and a book about a multifaceted approach to cancer treatment. Glenn also mentions his commitment to donating proceeds from his astrophotography and photography to Children's Health, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and communication in his cancer treatment.
Glenn Sturm has been living with T-cell lymphoma for 18 years, receiving continuous chemotherapy treatment
Multidisciplinary cancer care approaches can reduce mortality rates by 18-90% compared to siloed approaches
Glenn advocates for building a comprehensive healthcare team that includes specialists beyond oncologists
Glenn's upcoming book "More Than Hope" focuses on integrated cancer care approaches
Glenn emphasizes the importance of celebrating life and helping others despite health challenges
NIH studies show that multidisciplinary approaches to cancer treatment significantly improve survival ratesTo find out more about Glenn's work visit glennsturm.com
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