Remember when you and your friends would run out to recess to double-dutch? Today, the jump rope is hotter than ever, thanks to its use as a fitness tool.
Childhood Cancer Survivor Saving Lives
At the age of 14, Benji Watson was diagnosed with cancer. Even while he was still fighting cancer himself, he made a vow that when he got healthy, he’d return to the hospital to make a difference. And that’s exactly what’s he done.
Ray Flynn
Former Boston Mayor and U.S. Ambassador Ray Flynn describes his most important role yet: searching for a cure for his grandson’s rare disease. He’s worked with popes, presidents, prime ministers and was good friends with two saints, and he says this is the most important work he’s ever done. Find out how you can help.
History in Heidelberg
Growing Bolder colleague and medical expert has just made history in Heidelberg, Germany. Dr. Masson, the founder of NeuroSpine Institute, spent the the week teaching at Ethianum, one of the most sophisticated, visionary and state-of-the-art medical clinics in the world. Dr. Masson taught his minimally invasive iMAS procedure to some of Europe’s top surgeons and performed the first-ever complex spinal reconstruction using the technique outside of the U.S.
Eleanor Pendergraft
She was disabled and in a wheelchair for 20 years. Then she got up and began to reclaim her life. Wait until you hear Eleanor Pendergraft’s incredible story of trying new things and storming back to an active life.
Ryan Ferguson
He spent 10 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit. New evidence got him out, but what would he do with his new life? Ryan Ferguson describes how we can all overcome any situation to improve ourselves and in the process, our lives.
Relentless Forward Progress
Jeremy Jungling was a newlywed, running coach and in the best shape of his life. When he learned he had colon cancer, he was stunned. See how the experience has changed him and why he’s no longer waiting until “I’m older” to chase his dreams.
“Thanks for the Company. Have a Good Night.”
After nearly 40 years on the anchor desk, Larry Stogner has revealed that he is suffering from the incurable and fatal disease: ALS.
Mimi Sheraton
Get ready to get hungry. Mimi Sheraton, the grand dame of food journalism, is revealing the 1,000 foods you need to eat before you die. And if you can’t travel to the food, she has tips for bringing the foods to you. Bon appétit!
Road to Recovery: Be the Exception
Every patient and every situation is different and there is no crystal ball. But there are steps you can take to make yourself the exception to any set of statistics. Dr. Masson explains how he helps patients strive to be the exception.
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