In Episode 8, we sit down with ALL Survivor Eddie Torrez and his best friend Isabella Jereza to talk friendship during cancer.

Julian Castaneda was 10 years old when he was diagnosed with leukemia. Now, as a thriving 19-year-old, Julian has set out to bring strength and hope to those facing extended hospital stays via the Bags of Love Foundation. In this convo, we'll chat about his windy road from patient to survivor to founder.  

Check out Bags of Love Foundation: https://bagsoflovefoundation.com/

Learn more about b-present: https://b-present.org/ 

Nick Giallourakis shares his experience as a young adult and older brother to Steve, a four-time cancer survivor starting at the age of 15. Nick talks about the impact cancer had on his relationship with Steve and walks us through his own transformation from supporter and cancer newbie to young adult cancer advocate and co-founder and director of Elephants and Tea—a magazine that empowers the young adult cancer community through first-hand storytelling.

In this episode, we chat with Kyle and Jessica Javer about the surprise of being diagnosed with cancer as a young adult, how two siblings coped, and became stronger together, and the vital role connection and clear communication play in improving the experience.

Inspired by his struggles with Lynch Syndrome and the colon cancer that followed from it, Marc Anthony Sepulveda is creating a colon cancer comedy film, Bonus Time, to bring comfort and laughter to those who find themselves on the wrong end of a cancer diagnosis.   

For more on Marc Anthony: 

https://www.instagram.com/bonus_time_the_movie/ 

https://www.facebook.com/BonusTimeMovie/ 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/marc-anthony-sepulveda-9b3b3a88/ 

Sneak peek at Bonus Time the movie:  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piDvxUZ3UKg&feature=youtu.be

Meet Juanita Prada. She is a 2x childhood cancer survivor. 💪 During her cancer experience, she had to relearn how to walk and speak.

After struggling with many unexpected challenges after treatment was complete (aka cancer's late effects), she founded @beholdbegold to help those undergoing the late effects and barriers that come with surviving childhood cancer.

In our latest episode of The Support Report, Juanita talks us through her experience and how her relationships with peers were anything but normal.

We chat with Nicholas Kristock—a former professional soccer player turned nonprofit founder and CEO. Nicholas founded Fleece & Thank You, a nonprofit that creates and donates fleece blankets and supportive video messages to children admitted to hospitals.

For Mental Health Awareness Week, we go inside the mind of Vivian Nunez, a former young adult caregiver and the founder of Too Damn Young — a resource and community for teens and young adults who are grieving.