Yuriy, Baron and Amanda continue their conversation about cancer in the US versus Russia with some theories on why Skin is #1 and Lung is

#2 in Russia. Some interesting correlation observations including an attitude of mistrust to the medical profession. Yuriy also shares some advise, in Russian.

Yuriy Murashko joins Amanda and Baron for a discussion about cancer rates in Russia, where Yuriy grew up until age 11, versus the United States. The highest prevalence is currently in Moldovia, which leads to a great discussion about rural versus the urban areas of Russia.

Beth Brubaker calls into the show from Northern Kentucky to share her breast cancer journey just over 5 years ago, where at 31 years old she found out that she was part of the 1 in 3000 women who go through the cancer journey while pregnant.

Amanda and Baron discuss an article from the Prevent Cancer Foundation with recommendations to get ahead of the curve with a cancer diagnosis. Baron also shares the story of Lyndon Zaitz, who has beaten a RARE cancer and a COMMON cancer. Read his story at https://kicking-cancer.org/blog/cancer-has-no-power-over-me/

John and Chyla Brown continue to share what the nursing students at Kentucky Christian Unversity did to put on a great event, which proved very healing for the Brown family as they continue to process the loss of Ozzy Brown, "Fight Like Ozzy"

John and Chyla Brown, parents of Ozzy Brown, call in from Eastern Kentucky with a great update on Ozzy's final months last year.
Everything from being the Aumsville Corn Festival Grand Marshall, to efforts by the Kentucky Christian University nursing school to organize Ozzy Fest. To read Ozzy's story go to https://kicking-cancer.org/blog/what-a-warrior/

Terry Tucker tells more of his cancer journey which includes losing his foot, before moving to his shinn, and finally the need to have his leg amputated during the COVID pandemic. Read Terry's full story at https://kicking-cancer.org/blog/believe-in-yourself/

Terry Tucker joins Amanda and Baron from Denvor, CO to share his skin cancer story which includes the a drug called Interferon, which caused him to have flu like symptoms for 5 years in an effort to "buy him time" in hopes a cure could be found for his rare form of melanoma.
Terry shares the wild side effects of this drug.