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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2019 · 36 MIN

Forming a Network of Cancer Survivors

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 352, I chat with Jonny Imerman  who wanted to be an athlete or a doctor when he was younger.  But at 26 years old, he felt the worst pain of his life while out with friends and after driving to the hospital had a doctor tell him that he had advanced testicular cancer.  Listen to hear his story of how he dealt with it, then how the cancer came back and went through it again in a two year span, how he's survived it, how he was feeling and emotionally dealt with it, how he experienced more positives than negatives and what they were, how he started to think about how he could make the system better, how he found a way to fix the isolation young people going through cancer had and how he's built a nonprofit of 10,000+ people representing hope to pair cancer survivors with those going through it. 

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