Season 3

How do you hold on to hope when treatment, uncertainty, and fear become part of daily life? Jenna Schutt’s diagnosis is different, but the terrain will feel familiar to many facing cancer. A cardiac nurse and mother of two, Jenna was diagnosed at 30 with systemic mastocytosis, a rare blood disorder ...

Can a stage four cancer diagnosis leave room for a long life filled with purpose and hope? Tracy Case is a 22-year stage four breast cancer survivor, CanCare volunteer, and author of Spoiler Alert: She Lives . Her cancer journey began while she was raising a three-year-old and caring for a newborn. ...

How do you talk to your children about cancer without overwhelming them or leaving them to fill in the blanks? Becca Schuetz is a certified child life specialist and founder of Coping Solutions. With more than a decade of experience in pediatric and adult oncology, she helps families talk about canc...

How can community, creativity, and support help someone keep moving forward after cancer treatment ends? Loki Villaseñor is a father of eight, health and safety professional, writer, and head and neck cancer survivor. After finding a lump on his neck in early 2025, Loki was diagnosed with HPV-positi...

Can a second cancer diagnosis become the moment that finally leads you back to yourself? Dee Manuel is an 18-year breast cancer survivor, coach, author, speaker, CanCare volunteer, and member of the Greater Houston Sisters Network. Diagnosed with stage two breast cancer at 35, Dee faced chemotherapy...