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.
Latest Podcast Episodes
Living Life With a Hereditary Colon Cancer Syndrome, with Travis Bray, PhD.
Like his grandfather and father before him, Travis Bray was born with F.A.P. – Familial Adenomatous Polyposis – “a rare, hereditary colon cancer syndrome that causes extra tissue (polyps) to form in the large intestine and in the upper part of your small intestine (duodenum).” The vast majority of people with F.A.P. will be stricken…
Read More“It’s Not Harder Than Cancer” – With Author, Michael Holtz
Michael Holtz is a stage 3 colon cancer survivor and author of the new book, It’s Not Harder Than Cancer. During our conversation, Michael talks about his career with the American Cancer Society, and how his personal experience with colon cancer, compelled him to make a career change and leave the American Cancer Society. Disagreeing with those…
Read MoreLiving Life With a Colostomy, With Tony Pace
Stage 4 Colon Cancer survivor, Tony Pace, made a life-changing and brave decision after completing a very difficult journey through his treatment. After bladder reconstruction surgery, a partial colectomy, a partial hepatectomy, followed by chemotherapy, he made the decision to have a permanent colostomy. During his quarterly colonoscopies, his doctor would remove between 6 –…
Read MoreMission: Fishing In Hawaii
Mason is a 14 year old from Ripon, CA. who was diagnosed with a brain tumor, known as an Ependymoma, in 2017.
His routine scan on September 1st, 2020 showed two new tumors in his lower spine.
Our mission is to raise $10,000 in the month of January to cover the costs of Mason’s dream to send him and his family on a fishing trip in Maui, HI.
Click here to help Mason's dream come true.
Most Recent Blog Posts
Don't Stop Believin'; The Story of Arnel 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…