Dana, a stage 4 colon cancer patient discusses his life, journey and inspiration for living on today's episode.  His overwhelming desire to serve others and his gratitude are so contagious. 

You can connect with Dana at [email protected] or follow him on FB.

To donate to the Felicia Melton-Smyth Gift drive click the link below.

FMS gift drive

Filmmaker Thomas Cantley discusses how his unexpected testicular cancer diagnosis led to one of the greatest adventures in his life.  Thomas' story has been featured on The Doctors, MTV, E News and in Men's Health and Cosmopolitan magazine.  

Check out his new comic!

Mr. Ballsy Comic

and Follow Thomas on IG @mrballsy and @bigballsycomics

Erica was 17 years old when she was diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma and treated at MD Anderson hospital in Houston, TX.   After battling such a rare cancer, Erica was inspired to pursue a career in healthcare. She is now a Nurse Practitioner and works on the sarcoma floor at the same hospital she was treated in.  She delivers her emotional journey going from patient to provider.  

Here are the links to the resources mentioned during the episode

CANCARE

Josh Powell Foundation

A shelter for cancer families

MD Anderson sarcoma assistance

In today's episode Tabitha explains how a stage 3 colon cancer diagnosis changed her life.  She has turned this unfortunate event into a strong advocacy campaign for colorectal cancer.

To connect with Tabitha you can check out her linked in page at https://www.linkedin.com/in/tabtherecruiter/

Enjoy!

Ya'll.  Erica is a rockstar.  She's an elite voice coach for Jan Smith Studios here in Ga and is currently living with stage 4 colon cancer.  On today's episode she shares the ups and downs of living with colon cancer as well as seeing both of her parents diagnosed with cancer during her journey.  She's raw, authentic and shares how to always look for the silver lining within your moments.  

Here's how you can connect with Erica:

thetruthitworks.com

jansmithstudios.com/erica-hoffman

Follow her on IG @evhoff214

Enjoy!

On today's episode Amy Perkins shares how losing her friend to ovarian cancer and quitting her job of 25 years led her to develop the Keys to Courage.

Keys to Courage is an online course that helps you develop deeper relationships with your family, coworkers and friends.  For our listeners Amy has an amazing offer of 50% off your order by using the code BELIEVE at checkout.  Be sure to head over to keysofcourage.com now and check out Amy's blog and online course.

Keep fighting!

In today's episode you will hear about 4 awesome things...

#1-Updates on several of my past guests

#2-Data from the podcast

#3-Community outreach

#4-New show format coming

The show has grown so much over the past few months.  I'm looking forward to more growth, great stories, new updates in technology/medicine and YOU getting the 1% you need to keep pushing forward.  

After going in for a routine breast exam, Tamkea was told something she didn't expect.  She had breast cancer.  Today, Tameka shares how she went through chemo, the loss of her best friend, worked full-time and kept straight A's as a student.  

Tune in for an emotional and strength building episode as Tameka shares how God's strength was sufficient in her weakness.

Three time cancer survivor Chad Walkaden walks us through his Stage 4 adrenal carcinoma diagnosis.  He was deemed terminal and given a very short time to live. 

His miraculous recovery will blow your mind.  This inspired Chad to use all of his research to develop THE CANCER BLUEPRINT

The Cancer Blueprint is a cancer coaching program Chad incorporating movement, nutrition and relaxation techniques to promote your emotional, physical, psychological and social wellbeing.  

Do yourself a favor and check out his services and sign up for a free consultation.

Here are a few ways to connect with Chad:

[email protected]

IG: @ChadWalkaden, @thecancerblueprint

Enjoy!

If you find value in today's episode, please connect with me and share your feedback by emailing Truitt at [email protected]

On today's episode, Annie shares how her diagnosis of an incurable stage 4 endometrial cancer inspired her to create the travel meditation process called The Adventure Principle.  

Annie found that taking a "trip" during each chemo session allowed her mind and body to relax and embrace the moment.  You can check out her 3 step process at theadventureprinciple.com

Be sure to check out Annie's book Passport to Life for more details about her journey!