The "WE" Behind WE Have Cancer
In 2015 Lee launched this podcast as a way to provide information, inspiration and hope to those affected by cancer.
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Latest Podcast Episodes
You’re Never Too Young for Colon Cancer, with Dawn Eicher
For years, Dawn Eicher was told by doctors, despite obvious symptoms, that she was too young to have colon cancer. While pregnant with her 2nd child, her symptoms worsened. Her doctors told her it was pregnancy related, gave her suppositories, and sent her home. It took 10 more months before she would finally receive a…
Read MoreRaising Awareness About Colon Cancer in a Most Unique Way, With Ben DeHan and Dustin Brians
Ben Dehan and Dustin Brians are two good friends that were searching for a way to make a positive impact in the colon cancer community. They wanted to bring more visibility to the cancer, that in their words, is “the cancer no one wants to talk about.” Their project, the Buttfolio, will certainly get people talking!…
Read MoreTaking Charge of Your Colon Cancer Treatment, With Sue Kidera
This quote from stage 4 colon cancer survivor, Sue Kidera, beautifully describes her ongoing battle with colon cancer. Through multiple surgeries, chemotherapy treatments, Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy (S.B.R.T.), and currently the TAS-102 clinical trial, Sue continues her courageous battle to beat this disease. Listen to our conversation and learn how Sue has taken the lead role…
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"I appreciate you and every one of your guests for giving me and everyone else out there in need of support, some guidance and insight into your lives. You are doing such a good thing for people. I am only a few episodes in, and already I feel so much more confident about how to talk, how to listen, how to encourage, and how to have hope. "
Jill B.
Most Recent Blog Posts
Don't Stop Believin'; The Story of Ariel Pineda
Arnel Pineda grew up in an impoverished neighborhood in Manilla in the Philippines. His mother died when he was 13 leaving him homeless. He earned money for food by collecting bottles, cans and newspapers and selling them to recyclers. Despite living in poverty Arnel had a gift; he could sing. Putting his gift to work…
The Healing Power of Music
I miss my mom, I miss my dad I miss the road, I miss my band Givin' hugs and shakin' hands It's a mystery, I suppose Just how long this thing goes But there'll be crowds and there'll be shows And there will be a light after dark Someday when we aren't six feet apart…
Keep F*****g Going
After 5 years and +170 episodes of podcasting about cancer I was tired. Tired of listening and talking about cancer while dealing with my own (I've lost count how many) recurrence earlier this year. Creating each show was like the old “time to make the donuts” commercial. And then, a few weeks ago I broke…
