Paul Dumond survives pancretic whipple surgery and then goes on to chemo. He discusses the effects of chemo and what he has to deal with now, 8 years after diagnosis.

Paul Dumond finds out he has pancreatic cancer and is given 3 to 6 months to live without surgery. After surgery and chemo he is given 2% chance to live. So far he's hanging on 8 years later.

Phil Miranda walks through the reality of colon cancer, waxes philosophically about his own situation and then discusses the financial impact of living.

Phil Miranda continues to discuss the ramifications of colon cancer, surviving ostomy surgery, dealing with the ostomy bag and the accompanying physical and psychological issues.

Phil Miranda discovers he has colon cancer and deals with the diagnosis and the ramifications of early treatment

Peggy Eastham was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer 3 years ago. With a good doctor and good chemo she continues to hang in there.

Three years ago Peggy Eastham was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, given 6 months to live and advised to look for a hospice. With a new doctor and the most current medical practice she's still here.

Bruce was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer approximately 3-1/2 years ago. Standard ADT therapy with Abiraterone plus prednisone dropped his PSA. Now it's coming back.

Seventeen years ago Jimmy Rogers was given 6 months to live. Good doctors, good medicine and a good attitude have gotten him this far.

Ben Lovelace interviews Janet and discusses her early ovarian cancer treatment and current status