Like so many, Sue Schroder was an innocent bystander when she was hit by the truck of a cancer diagnosis in November 2009. At the same time she was leaving a career as a journalist that spanned more than 30 years at The Grand Rapids Press, Sue was diagnosed with follicular non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Now in remission, she explores the uncharted territory of living with cancer as a columnist. She stays busy writing, strengthening her French, and improving her Play-Doh skills during trips to Chicago while on active Nana duty.
After her cancer diagnosis, Kim Tuzzolino discovers the secret to life and happiness.
'The way you live a life bigger than you imagine is when you realize that life isn’t about yourself. It’s about how we can create something together.'
'I needed to prove to myself this was not going to stop me.'
Don Hendrickson shares how he beat the odds with a targeted strike that kicked his kidney cancer to the curb.
'If you know something’s not right, hiding won’t do you any favors.'
