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Surviving & Thriving

Peter Starr

Award-winning filmmaker Peter Starr says his own experiences with prostate cancer prompted him to travel the world seeking answers and alternative treatments for the disease. Find out why he thinks surgery and drugs aren’t always the answer.

Who Is Wendy Chioji?

Wendy Chioji is an athlete, a cancer survivor, a journalist, a businesswoman, an advocate, and most of all, a really good friend. She’s also the newest member of the Growing Bolder team.

Wendy Chioji

After waging (and surviving) a very public battle against breast cancer, former TV anchor Wendy Chioji decided to start Growing Bolder in her own life. Find out how you too can learn to listen to what your heart is telling you.

Bret Martin

Bret Martin had been singing and writing songs for years, but it wasn’t until he was diagnosed with cancer that he found the muse he needed to write deep and meaningful songs. Learn how his songs are helping other cancer patients find a voice.

Sherman Goodrich

At 70, while dealing with a recurrence of prostate cancer, Sherman Goodrich entered the Body-For-Life competition and won! Find out how he went from never working out before to a muscular physique.

Enter the Dragon

How long does it take to turn a good idea into a great program? Not long when great people combine forces with great organizations. What began as a weekend event for a few cancer survivors is now a year-round wellness program for an entire community.

Sean Swarner

He was given a death sentence at 16. Against all odds, he survived, and he figured if he could beat cancer twice he would never be afraid again.

David Servan Schreiber

His stunning cancer diagnosis at the age of 31 forever changed how this doctor viewed the patient experience and how we fight cancer.

Donna Vano

She’s the queen of extreme sports, a two-time cancer survivor and she’ll inspire you to take action in your own life.

Linda Hill

Cancer isn’t funny, but there can be fun in the fight. Four-time cancer survivor Linda Hill and her line of t-shirts prove laughter is indeed the best medicine.