The Faces of Kickin’ Cancer
Sharing legacies and making it a priority to honor those who have gone before us is an important part of our mission. We want to celebrate, fight, weep, and rally alongside each person we in this journey.
Cancer Rodeo part 1
When I first got cancer in 2009 – I had been writing a book on how I had completely changed my life and moved to Italy. And the life that I had created in Sardegna. The title was Sardegna – Love, Life, Longevity. So as you can imagine this excerpt below it makes...
Forge Ahead with Purpose
My name is Daniel Shockley, retired U.S. Navy, Operation Desert Storm; Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran. I am a colon cancer survivor, have a rare gene mutation and an ostomy. At the age of 51, I received a life-changing diagnosis after...
Believe in Yourself
The greatest challenge of my life began in 2012 when I was coaching girls’ high school basketball in Texas. I had a callus break open on the bottom of my left foot right below my third toe. Initially, I didn’t think much of it, but after a few weeks of the wound not...
A Closer Look
Jeanice Lee talks to Co-Founder/Executive Director of Kickin’ Cancer, Baron Robison. Baron shares his personal story as to why he created this non-profit formed with the idea to get rid of cancer and to educate people about living an anti-cancer lifestyle. Kickin...
Cancer Changes Things
I have never been one to be such an open book on social media where I tell the hardest things that are happening. Or even been one to ask for help. But cancer has a way of changing things. I was diagnosed with triple negative inflammatory breast cancer. This is...
This Journey – a Walk with Cancer
My Story - Morgan Davis Growing up I was the oldest of three younger brothers and I was raised to believe we should be private about our lives and our feelings, especially being a "lady". Receiving a cancer diagnosis has shown me that being vulnerable about my...