An accident might have taken away his mobility, but Matt Bolig wasn't about to let it take away his ability to compete or to start a family. You’ll meet this Kansas City Chiefs para athlete and follow his journey through fertility treatments here at the University of Kansas Health System. Guests include Dr. Ajay Nangia, urologist, male infertility specialist.

Doctors say he is their miracle patient, not expected to live even days longer. Yet years later he's thriving and starting his own family. You’ll meet him and learn more about the life-saving immunotherapy that made it possible. Guests include Dr. Andrea Jewell, division director, gynecologic oncology, The University of Kansas Cancer Center.

Imagine- diagnosing your own cancer. That's how a young ultrasound tech discovered she had ovarian cancer. She shares her story, and the signs you need look out for. Guests include Dr. Andrea Jewell, division director, gynecologic oncology, The University of Kansas Cancer Center.

Doctors discuss the psychological toll of that is unique to multiple myeloma patients. They also talk about the special psychologists available to this special patient population. Guests include Elizabeth Muenks, PhD, onco-psychologist.

Meet the first patient in the U.S. to get treatment with a new type of drug that can find cancer and link it back to your immune cells. Guests include Dr. Marc Hoffman, medical oncologist and medical director of lymphoma & myeloma, and Dr. Nausheen Ahmed, medical oncologist, associate director of cellular therapeutics.

We’ll get an update from Dr. Douglas Burton, a spinal surgeon at the Health System who also happens to have glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer. Learn more about his journey and push for awareness of one day finding a cure for this devastating diagnosis.

Have you heard of a kidney swap? That’s how one wife helped her husband get a new kidney when she was no match. Learn how her living kidney donation multiplied and saved several lives. Guests include nephrologist Dr. Mallika Gupta.

A mother accused of not bathing her baby enough after she developed yellow bumps on her skin, but a second opinion showed the real cause. We talk to the family who received lifesaving treated after she was diagnosed with a rare and severe genetic problem.

For Pam Wilson, the worst part of cancer was everything AFTER the treatment. Graft Versus Host Disease sent her back to the hospital again and again. Sometimes survivorship is the hardest part. We’ll talk about how Pam faced her complications -- both physical and psychological. Guests include Dr. Sunil Abhyankar.

Meet a hero who followed through on a bone marrow donation commitment and how he saved a stranger’s life. Guests include Dr. Sunil Abhyankar, hematologist with oncologist with The University of Kansas Cancer Center.