Lee & Amy Gravlee
Cancer: Life after diagnosis
Bringing community, fellowship, and hope to the cancer diagnosed and their supporters. Through their stories, research and interviews, you will get an inside look at what it is really like being cancer diagnosed and also see through the lens of their supporters. We will also interview medical personnel and get their take. Come along and follow the journey.
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Lee & Amy Gravlee
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Latest episode
Mar 30, 2026
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Episodes
Cindy Hodo interview 30.03.2026 0:52
Cindy Hodo, a passionate wellness coach, has turned her personal grief into a mission to help others. In this blog post, we’ll explore her journey, the insights she gained from her mother’s battle with cancer, and how these experiences led her to create a foundation devoted to acts of kindness. Whether you're navigating your own grief or looking to make a positive impact, Cindy's story offers valu...
Point of view from a Supporter 16.03.2026 19:20
Ever felt powerless when someone you love is battling cancer? Here's how I coped through the hardest moments. Tag someone who needs to hear this. When I first found out about Lee's diagnosis, disbelief washed over me. I was juggling work, trying to look composed, and all I could think about was the uncertainty ahead. The only thing I could do was research, seek answers, and lean on my parents for...
Cancer Journey: From the beginning 16.03.2026 18:58
Keywords cancer journey, kidney cancer, Stage4Life, resilience, health, treatment, personal story, inspiration, survival, family support Summary In this conversation, Lee Gravlee shares his personal journey with kidney cancer, detailing his initial diagnosis, subsequent treatments, and the impact of a serious cycling accident. He discusses the challenges he faced with each diagnosis, the support f...
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