Terry Tucker has been an NCAA Division I college basketball player, a business executive, a police officer, a basketball coach, a motivational speaker, an author, and most recently, a cancer warrior. He and his wife have lived all over the United States and currently reside in Colorado.

• 02:00: He took an X-ray and he said, you know, I think you have a little cyst.
• 04:29: In 2018, I had my left foot amputated.
• 06:02: Now, your left leg has been amputated at the knee.
• 09:05: I was fortunate to be in Texas and be able to be treated at M.D. Anderson in Houston.
• 12:05: I'm not real hung up on dying either.
• 15:42: Even if you have the same cancer, you're going to react differently to a drug.
• 18:05: I mean I shake very bad but it's not painful.
• 21:45: It's been nine-plus years that I've been dealing with this.
• 23:24: Maybe that data will help somebody ten years from now when they perfect this drug.
• 25:40: What has been your worst moment?
• 26:20: What about your best moment?
• 28:00: What is one thing you wish you'd known at the beginning of your cancer journey?
• 29:06: If you could only do one thing to improve healthcare in the US, what would it be and why?
• 32:26: Thriver Rapid Fire Questions
• 33:38: Aside from Cancer U, what is one resource you would recommend for cancer patients and caregivers? 

Resources

• Terry’s Website
• Terry’s LinkedIn profile
• Terry’s book Sustainable Excellence
• Email Terry