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Dr. Robert Masson is a world-renowned neurosurgeon. He’s also the son and brother of those afflicted by cancer. He explains how he hopes his trek to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro sends a message of hope to others dealing with challenges in life.
Just four months after her wedding day, Jennifer Glass was diagnosed with lung cancer. As she started thinking about what might happen to her, one thing stunned her: the lack of end-of-life options available to those with life-threatening illnesses. Find out why she decided to take on two battles: her cancer and end-of-life choices.
Doug Ulman is not one to back down from challenges. From battling cancer three times, to building LIVESTRONG into one of the world’s most powerful and effective cancer fighting communities and then leading the organization through its biggest crisis, Ulman has been a fearless warrior.
Jeremy Jungling was a newlywed, running coach and in the best shape of his life. When he learned he had colon cancer, he was stunned. See how the experience has changed him and why he’s no longer waiting until “I’m older” to chase his dreams.
Success in the face of insurmountable odds. Is there a greater thrill than that? The musical comedy Disenchanted and their Snow White did just that!
“Surviving & Thriving” host Wendy Chioji gives an update on her battle against the rare and aggressive thymic carcinoma and shares photos from her adventures as she keeps making every minute count.
Watch our hour-long show dedicated to giving you inspiration to survive life’s toughest challenges. In this edition of our Emmy-nominated show, meet a man who survived a double organ transplant and is taking what he learned from his experiences to change other patients’ lives.
Great news from journalist Tom Brokaw — the 74-year-old says his multiple myeloma, an incurable form of cancer, is now in remission.
Cancer took her husband’s life but not her desire to fight for others. Nutritionist Tara Gidus explains what she’s learned about the important and potentially life-saving ties between your diet and cancer.
Crystal Osha was a 30-year-old single mother when she learned she had cancer. With her health deteriorating, doctors raced to find a bone marrow donor to treat her acute myeloid leukemia but none of her relatives were a match. Find out how a teenager’s act of kindness saved her life.
Responsible for saving countless lives, Dr. Harold Freeman is one of the most important health-care pioneers ever. Find out how his forward thinking in cancer care changed the way all future patients would be treated.
Please join us on Dec. 3, 2014 for a special evening. Find out how you can join us for Stand Up for Wendy Night to honor our friend and colleague Wendy Chioji.