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The Many Faces of Cancer

Melissa Grosboll

As a cancer survivor and thriver, I know how important community and support are when you are facing a cancer diagnosis. That’s why I created The Many Faces of Cancer Podcast.Each week I will be interviewing amazing people with heartfelt and inspirational stories from all sides of the cancer journey: patients, survivors and thrivers, caregivers, family and friends, and professionals. I may even throw in a bonus episode once in a while talking about things that are important to us all.We never think

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43:36

Knowing the Risks for Non-Alcoholic Fatter Liver...

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2025/10/14

Today's guest is Tony Villiotti, founder of Liver Education Advocates, a non-profit with the mission of increasing public awareness and providing education regarding nonalcoholic liver disease. He is also a survivor of liver cancer and the beneficiary of a life-saving liver transplant. We talk all about liver disease, from diabetes to fatty liver, cirrhosis and cancer, the risk factors of all, how important it is to be monitored if you have diabetes, Tony's mission to educate the public about...

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44:57

The Importance of Imerman Angels Mentors Throughout a...

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2025/10/07

Today's guest is Jackie Herigodt, Director of Partnerships and Engagement for Imerman Angels, an organization that provides comfort and understanding for all cancer fighters, survivors, previvors and caregivers through a personalized, one-on-one connection with someone who has been there. This is a personal mission for her, as she has cared for several loved ones facing cancer, as well as her own battle with skin cancer. We talk about community and support, talking with people who have been t...

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45:01

From Cancer Fighter to Community Advocate with Tony...

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2025/09/30

Today's guest is Tony Williams, Stage IV Lymphoma survivor and CEO and founder of the Olandus Foundation, empowering individuals and families affected by cancer, especially those in historically underserved communities, through education, advocacy and support. Tony is also the host of the Eagles Don't Quack Podcast. We talk about fighting cancer and faith, different treatment approaches, resiliency and the importance of staying active, and so much more!! I love Tony's approach to life's...

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41:26

Sharing Stories of Hope after Stage IV Melanoma with...

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2025/09/23

Today's guest is Kevin Donaghy, stage IV Melanoma survivor and author of Stories of Cancer and Hope, a collection of honest stories from people directly affected by cancer. He works with several cancer charities in the UK, donating thousands of copies of the book as well as proceeds from the sale of the book. We talk about Stage IV cancer, finding community and hope through shared stories, silver linings and new beginnings amidst cancer, advancements in immunotherapy and cancer research,...

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44:23

Surrendering Control and Finding Beauty in Caregiving...

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2025/09/16

Today's guest is Michele Reynolds, a passionate speaker, author, and entrepreneur dedicated to helping women rediscover their authentic voice and inner strength. When her husband was diagnosed with plasmacytoma in 2018 and then with multiple myeloma in 2020, Michele became his primary caregiver. Because it was when Covid-19 was happening and she couldn't go to his treatments with him, she had a lot of time on her hands, she learned how to surrender control and find clarity in her situat...

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41:29

The Power of Knowledge with Genetic Testing with...

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2025/09/09

Today's guest is Tara Garst, personal trainer, flexologist, and breast cancer previvor. With a long history of breast cancer in her immediate family, Tara got genetic testing and tested positive for BRAC1 genetic mutation. Armed with this knowledge, she was able to make many decisions that were best for her due to her circumstances. We talk all about genetic testing, the power of knowledge, lifestyle choices to mitigate further risk, the support of those around you, and so much more. Not ever...

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44:38

Never Give Up Hope, Even with Stage 4 Diagnosis with...

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2025/09/02

Today's guest is Kandy Salby, two years into remission for Stage 4 Colon Cancer, a disease that has only a 15% 5 year survival rate. She spent her time listening to and reading cancer survival stories, working with integrative practitioners as well as her oncology team, and learning as much as she could about healing. We talk about hope and the power of attitude, being a partner in your care and questioning your medical team, the power of mindset in healing, embracing gratitude and acceptance...

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42:56

Male Breast Cancer, Lymphedema, and Finding Support...

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2025/08/26

Today's guest is two-time male breast cancer survivor Ron Rappaport. He's also a lymphedema thriver due to a lymph node transplant, and Global Lead Advocate for Male Breast Cancer Happens.org. Ron hosts his own podcast titled It's A Wrap with Rap, where he interviews people who have overcome all types of challenges. Male breast cancer is something that is not talked about nearly enough. 1% of all breast cancers are male, and, while that may not seem like a lot, that's 2800 men per year. Ron a...

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43:55

Long Term Survivorship after Cancer as a Young Adult...

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2025/08/19

Today's guest is Rebecca Thomas, also known as "Giddy Up" within her cancer community, due to her love of horses and her inspiring journey. Rebecca was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma at age 18 and has been a survivor for 33 years now, including a breast cancer diagnosis in 2019. She embodies living a meaningful, vibrant life as a long term survivor. We talk about how diagnosis as a young adult shapes the rest of your life, the wonder of the human body and what it can do, the healing power ...

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44:36

Turning a Stage 4 Diagnosis into a Life Reboot with...

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2025/08/12

Today's guest is Sandy Duarte, an award-winning actress and Stage 4 Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma survivor, who is dedicated to inspiring others through her experiences. While undergoing her battle with cancer, Sandy authored the poignant book Cancer Ramblings: From Why to Why Not?, offering hope and guidance to those facing similar challenges. There are so many wonderful nuggets in this book. I have a list that I add to every time I read one of her ramblings. We talk about so many topics ...

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41:22

The Mind-Body Connection and Cancer with Dr. Renee...

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2025/08/05

Today's guest is Dr. Renee Exelbert, psychologist and certified elite personal trainer. She is also a two-time breast cancer survivor, diagnosed young at age 37. She founded the Metamorphosis Center for Psychological and Physical Change, where she integrates psychotherapy and exercise, with a unique focus on the mind/body connection through use of visual imagery and cognitions. We talk all about the mind/body connection and how you can get better and quicker results when you incorporate both,...

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40:04

Finding Joy and Rediscovering Play after Melanoma...

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2025/07/29

Today's guest is Janna "Starshine" Jones, a survivor of Stage IIb Melanoma, leading her to become a volunteer for several organizations and a member of the Board of Directors for Epic Experience. Starshine is Janna's Epic Experience Camp name, and it fits her so perfectly. She shines as bright as the stars and radiates joy and love. We talk about the power of community, rediscovering play in our lives, connecting with others in this "cancer club", journalling, perseverance and finding joy in ...

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41:22

Cancering: Exploring the Seasons of Emotional Healing...

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2025/07/22

Today's guest is Lauren Huffmaster, certified cancer coach, founder of Adventure Therapy Foundation, podcast host, author, and inspiration. She has been in treatment for breast cancer since 2015, diagnosed at age 35. She is now living each day to the fullest with metastatic breast cancer. We talk all about the emotional side effects of cancer, especially fear, isolation, and broken identity, the importance of grieving and "the void" (where active treatment ends), post-traumatic growth, ...

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46:09

The Power of Support Groups with Becky Bosley

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2025/07/15

Today's guest is Becky Bosley, an oncology nurse, leader of myeloma support groups since 2018, and both a breast and ovarian cancer survivor. She is passionate about empowering the myeloma coMMunity with research, education, advocacy and support. We talk about the uniqueness of myeloma, the importance of support groups in the healing journey, the reach of a cancer patient beyond themselves, and so much more. We even delve into the topic of death and dying. It's an uncomfortable conversa...

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46:02

Thriving with Heart after Childhood Pancreatic Cancer...

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2025/07/08

Today's guest is Dr. Rachel Orgel, a passionate educator with a lifelong commitment to student success. Diagnosed with a rare form of pancreatic cancer at age 13, Rachel would endure two recurrences and several surgeries in her teens and early 20s before an experimental procedure changed the game. We talk about childhood cancer, spending weeks or months in the hospital at a time, PTSD that still affects her today, the importance of humor, what led her to write her children's book, and so much...

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41:51

Friendship, Strength and Resilience with Ninja Moms...

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2025/07/01

You are in for such a treat today!! I had the privilege of interviewing the Ninja Moms, Debbie Feinberg and Brandi Lebsack. Their sons, Max Feinberg and Kaden Lebsack, have been competing on American Ninja Warrior for several years now and always do very well, with Kaden being last man standing two years in a row! They are also breast cancer survivors and fierce friends. We talk about the Ninja Mom community, supporting each other during their breast cancer journeys, cheering on the success o...

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45:41

Positively Altered: Finding Joy in All Things with...

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2025/06/24

Today's guest is Dr. Cindy Howard, board certified chiropractic internist and nutritionist, incredible public speaker, award-winning author, and Hodgkin's Lymphoma survivor. Dr. Cindy loves to inspire with humor, wisdom, and finding joy in adversity. We talk so much about joy, especially in the little things, reframing negativity while acknowledging the reality of our situations, bad moments vs. a bad life, finding the quiet, and so much more. Resources: Order Cindy's Book on Amazon: Po...

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44:59

Mindset, Movement, and Loving Yourself First with...

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2025/06/17

Today's guest is Courtney Lockwood, realtor, fitness instructor, and breast cancer survivor. Going through treatment at the height of the pandemic, Courtney's story is rooted in resilience, growth and purpose. We talk about genetic testing, taking care of yourself first, having a positive mindset, empowering yourself with choices, healing through exercise, and so much more! What a fun conversation and I know you will love it as much as I did! Resources: Courtney's LinkedIn: https://www.link...

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45:40

Alcoholism, Liver Cancer, and a Second Chance to Make...

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2025/06/10

Today's guest is Beth Lehman and her story is a powerful one. She was diagnosed with alcohol related cirrhosis of the liver in 2019 and, while waiting for a transplant, was also diagnosed with liver cancer in 2020. Beth received her liver transplant in 2021 and has used her second chance to share her story, working with national organizations and speaking with current patients about the path they are walking. We talk about the emotional and spiritual layers of cancer, the complexities of live...

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42:40

From the U.S. Navy to the Cancer Action Network with...

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2025/06/03

Today's guest is LaTina Starling, diagnosed with Stage III Breast Cancer at age 29 while serving in the U.S. Navy. After her treatment, she transitioned from military to civilian life and found a way to help others with advocacy. Starting as a volunteer advocate and then given the opportunity to work full-time at the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN), LaTina works with volunteers to share their stories and educated lawmakers on policies that help reduce the cancer burden...

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