Susan Keller is the author of Blood Brother: A Memoir. Articles about her story of hope and survival have been widely published. She is a monthly blogger for Psychology Today and CURE Magazine. Susan is a presenter at Dominican University and a CME-presenter to the staff at Stanford Cancer Center.

• 02:27: I was diagnosed on September 15, 2005. 
• 04:37: What's that on your neck? 
• 06:45: I have a lump.  
• 08:50: They discovered that over 90% of my bone marrow was cancerous. 
• 10:43: Where were you being treated?  
• 12:56: I believe she saved my life. 
• 17:05: At what point was a bone marrow transplant necessary? 
• 18:59: I have three brothers. 
• 23:04: Did you call your husband?  
• 26:09: I got my transplant on March 26, 2006. 
• 28:33: The best moment was the morning of the transplant. 
• 31:30: He is such a sweet guy.  
• 35:14: I thought there was a recurrence because of a number of symptoms. 
• 35:41: What's one thing you wish you had known at the very beginning?  
• 39:39: I love that this cancer gave me this new career.  
• 40:52: If you could only do one thing to improve health care in the U.S., what would it be why?  
• 42:31: Thriver Rapid Fire Questions
• 44:59: Aside from Cancer U, what's one resource you would recommend for cancer patients and caregivers? 

Resources

• Susan's website
• Susan's book Blood Brother
• Cure Magazine