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Cancer Interviews

May 22, 2023

When Naniki Seboni had a dermatologist check out an unusual-looking mole on her leg, she was shocked to learn she had Stage III malignant melanoma.  Thankfully, through a surgical procedure the mole was removed and so was the cancer.  She survived and now gives back by advocating for others diagnosed with skin...


May 5, 2023

Once Paoola Sefair survived papillary thyroid cancer, she wanted to help others.  She learned from her own cancer journey that the journey includes an emotional piece that often goes unaddressed.  That’s when she co-founded My CareCrew, a support group featuring a free app that enables cancer patients, caregivers and...


Apr 24, 2023

A marathon runner, Erin Gratsch, was diagnosed with breast cancer.  She thought the treatment cured the cancer, but six years later, a more aggressive form of breast cancer returned.  Erin countered with an aggressive treatment plan, including chemotherapy and radiation.  That, plus a positive attitude and the mental...


Apr 3, 2023

When 17-year-old Asa Newell felt acute pain in a testicle, pain that reached around to his back, first he hesitated, but then he went to get it checked out.  It didn’t take a doctor long to determine that Asa had testicular cancer.  Asa wanted to minimize or eliminate the possibility of it spreading or returning, so...


Mar 29, 2023

In 2015, Brenda Farris was diagnosed with breast cancer.  After a mastectomy on her left breast and a powerful regimen of anti-cancer diet and exercise, she survived her diagnosis.  However, seven years later, she was again diagnosed with breast cancer.  Incredibly, the cancer was in the same area of her first...