Thanks, Greg, for a story, a message, that will resonate with anybody finding themselves in the role of caregiver.

Greg, thanks for a wealth of information that will aid anybody trying to care for one diagnosed with cancer.

Thank you for showing your scars❤

Thanks, Nancy, for a terrific and educational view of the battle against lung cancer.

Thanks, Nancy, for a very informative look at all things lung cancer.

Mike, thanks for sharing your story, and thanks for all you do for those diagnosed with testicular cancer!

Raphaela, thanks for sharing your story, and thanks for all you do for others through your radio show!

Such an inspiring and Phenomenal woman. Thank you Samina for sharing your journey with us. May God continue to bless you 🙏🏼

Thank you, Samina, for a powerful, inspirational story.

Love you Sammy. I have always admired your strength...Blessings always

I listened to your story every morning since my husband gets diagnosed with pancreatic cancer stage4. Your story is very inspiring and gives me some light in the darkness. Thank you for sharing a wonderful story💜

I absolutely love your honesty, willpower, strength and faith

Experience this woman and you will understand what selfless means. Bless you mama 🎉

❤ thanks for sharing hun you are a brave lady

Great interview. This was priceless 🙏🏾

Sammie girl, you know you are stronger than you think.. we will forever remember your story ❤️ and continue to keep you and all cancer patients in our prayers 🙏🏾 🙏🏾

I love this girl. She is undoubtedly one of the strongest and most kind people I have ever met! ❤

God is good all the time, you are a strong individual 🙏🏽

Samina is the epitome of strength and the poster-child of "I don't look like what I've been through!". Beautiful warm and positive soul! ❤

Thank you so much Samina for sharing your resiliency. Your courageous experience will provide strength to many.

Thank you for being so explicit. Usually, you do not get all those details. It will definately help someone who gets this kind of news and doesn't know what to do.

Sis you bless

Thanks for sharing an inspirational story, Jim!

Thanks, Annie for an inspirational story as only a nurse can tell.

Thanks, Jeff for an inspiring story. Best wishes to you and your running mate, Robin.

Thanks for sharing a compelling story, Jeff!

Great podcast and amazing interview. Asa God bless you and all the best.

Hello, what kind of surgery did you have? Was it the whipple?

thank you for sharing the story! how is she doing now? God bless her!❤️

Cholangiocarcinoma information is always appreciated Stat regarding cholangiocarcinoma is horrible 20percent 5 yr survival rate for resectable tumor is just… dissappointing More research is needed

The courage and continued dedication in sharing her sorry to help others is so selfless and inspiring.

The interviews are so inspirational.

Great job!

Execellent video as always!

Thank You for your story ❤ God Bless

My moms fighting right now, but she's successful so far and doctors are very optimistic. Shes in great health and its paying off.

Great interview, and very informative!

Also, this is a rare cancer. I was told 1-2 ppl per million per year and it IS genetic. Steve Jobs, Maria Menoundo, and Aretha Franklin had this cancer

I've just been diagnosed with NET head of pancreas. My symptoms are the same Sarah's, N/V/D severe since June 2024, I also thought I had food poisoning. Three months of this leading to the point of potassium and magnesium depletion, dehydration induced kidney injury and muscle cramps again severe. 4 ER visits with 2 admissions a very smart young GI doc aid this is suspicious and ordered a MRI. ( I had 3 prior CT scans that did not find my pancreas mass) the MRI with contrast showed a mass posterior head of pancreas, size of walnut, neuroendocrine suspected. I was transferred to a hospital and group of NETs specialists. Currently I'm facing a dotatate scan and surgery, a whipple. No pre op chemo or radiation needed per oncologist. Genetic testing, scan and surgical consult october 14. I'm a nurse, RN so I have a good understanding of this condition. But really concerned about the whipple!

Incredible story! Wow! 11 kids!!!

Great job Bruce and Sarah!

I have a stage 4 GI endocrine cancer. I so wish she had the name of the chemo drugs she took. Right now i'm on a three drug cocktail of irenotecan, oxaliplatin and 5U. Perhaps you can follow up with her and post in the video description. Also prep the interview subjects prior to the interview to have treatment details at their finger tips as much as possible. thank you.

Sarah Bennett is a Rockstar! She will fight and beat anything life throws at her! We love you Sarah!

Great show as always, Bruce.

But can he beat goku though?

It’s more the drs that are the problem at least 80% of the time…. not lack of research or insurance. Drs love to take only easy routes and blame age, judge by gender, blame stress and anxiety. If drs can’t listen to patients and can’t let go of belief they know more than patient’s do about patient’s body…. no amount of research can help.

Way to go Jon and Bruce! Great interview!

I have DICU and it’s explained to me as stage O and it can’t leave the ducts so they either do surgery to remove it or just watch it and wait, so I’m confused how you say y or u survived it when it’s classified as non lethal??

Great interview!

Neuropathy and fatigue are my main hard side effects of chemotherapy