Kickin' Cancer Cares

Bob Busch shares a story about his friend, Tony Ling, along with his only cancer story. Read Bob's story at https://kicking-cancer.org/blog/too-much-sun/. He also shares his WHY for being on the staff at KickinCancer.

Bob Busch, a retired volunteer with the Keizer Fire Department, joins Amanda and Baron to share some of his experiences as we discuss AFFF, a foam firemen use to put out fires. We discuss HOW it is used to put out fires and WHY, along with HOW it is contributing to cancer.

Dr. Jason Holt DC contines to add to the discussion about how we all need to take care of the underlying issues, not just the 'cancer'.  AND Baron also shares about a Topgolf fundraiser in Nov. 2020 and Jackie Ellerbrock's WHY. Read this at https://kicking-cancer.org/blog/bigger-than-life/

Dr. Jason Holt DC joins Amanda and Baron in a discussion about, "Is it the cost of REAL food, or the REAL health cost?" issues faces our society due to the MAD (Modern American Diet).

Brenda Farris joins Amanda and Baron in a discussion about some of the TRUE numbers regarding why the US is now the most "Over weight and malnourished nation" in the world. Either TAKE time for your health now or you will be FORCED to take time for your illness later.

Brenda Farris, co-founder of KickinCancer, calls in from Yuma AZ to share memories of the "Bring a Team" Lovin'Run-Keizer in 2020, and a KickinCancer cooking show in Woodland, WA. To watch go to - https://kicking-cancer.org/project/fall-back-into-good-health/

Karen Wheelhouse continues to share her story from Sardania, Italy as she talks about how the protocols are different from the USA.   She also shares some advise to her Italian friends in their native language.

Karen Wheelhouse calls into the show from Sardania, Italy to tell her HER2+++ breast cancer story

Dr. Dean Yeager MD continues to add to a discussion about the M.A.D. (Modern American Diet) and how back engineering good health really begins with good soil.

Dr. Dean Yeager MD, joins Amanda and Baron again from east of Austin TX to talk about the GLOBAL food system and how we are getting hollow food due to the industrialization of food.

Part 2 of Celest Guptill's story as she heads to the MD Anderson in Texas to find out how to deal with the cancer and get MORE shocking news, #11.

Celeste Guptill joins Baron and Amanda to discuss how she found out she had appendix cancer, which was being masked as possibly Ovarian Cancer, and they value of her support system.

Hear how an event in Oct 2020, "Rallying4Rebecca and Ralph", lead to GoTeam Jennifer, 'Skunk', Doreen, and Ozzy. AND now the first KickinCancer Community (Chapter) in Vancourver, WA. To read Ralph's story go to https://kicking-cancer.org/blog/thru-a-lense/ and to read Rebecca's story go to https://kicking-cancer.org/blog/yes-you-can/

Mikki Meisner, the Water Lady, joins Amanda and Baron for a third time to discuss this year's World Food Day THEME: Water is Life, Water is Food. To read Mikki's personal story go to https://kicking-cancer.org/blog/health-is-a-lifestyle/

Sharon Henifin continues her insights as she shares her daughter's journey with Triple Negative Metastatic Breast Cancer twice, leading to those words everyone wants to hear, No Evidence of Disease. In the KickinCancer time line, during the Cancer Awareness Night baseball game in Oct 2020, Becky Olson was able throw the first pitch out before passing.

Sharon Henifin, the co-founder of Breast Friends, joins Amanda and Baron again with a great discussion about an unseen side affect of a cancer diagnosis, FEAR. As a 30+ year survivor of cancer, Sharon shares great insights for women dealing with BREAST cancer, along with how she and Becky Olson started Breast Friends. For Becky's story go to https://kicking-cancer.org/blog/five-times-a-winner/

DeDe Smith gives some great advice on how you assist someone you know who is going through grief.  GoTeamOzzy 2.0 is also announced as a way to help the Brown family NOW.

DeDe Smith joins Amand and Baron again for a discussion about the 7 stages of grief, how to work through it, and how it can more of a loop which you can cycle into again.

Noah Kuhl joins the conversation as he adds to the Activites programs with KickinCancer through disc golf tournaments. This has provided a sector of supporters that was unexpected, but appreciated.

Robin Paulissen, Pathways and Wellness Director for KickinCancer, joins the conversation about KickinCancer's plan to grow GLOBAL 'Communities' to provide trauma and grief support.

Brenda adds to a discussion about a senate report in 1976, along with actions taken to keep Bromine in bread instead of Iodine. Now, over 50 years since some of those decision were made, what are the affects?

Brenda Farris, the co-founder of KickinCancer, calls in from Yuma AZ to join Amanda and Baron as we get an exciting update for the first GoTeam (Brenda) and a sad update on the next GoTeam (Ozzy 2.0).  Both of these people are inspiring 100s of people throughout the world.

Eric, Cynthia and Victoria continue to join the discussion about pediatric cancer funding. Baron also shares how KickinCancer pivoted it's education program in late 2020 during the pandemic by bringing in Jayme Westerfeld from Lake Forest, CA with on-line seminars. To watch the seminar go to https://kicking-cancer.org/project/worst-day-of-my-life/

Eric and Cynthia Buther with Santiago Strong Foundation in Lancaster, SC share what hospice has done for John and Chyla Brown in Ozzy's final days.  Victoria Shinn joins the discussion about why less than 4% of federal funding goes to pediatric cancers.

Morgan's mom, Monica Davis, adds to the conversation about Morgan's diagnosis and how it created SECONDARY trauma for their family and Morgan's siblings.  Baron also shares Rebecca Smith's GoTeam.. story which had a different level of secondary trauma.