Everyone has a story to tell. Not everyone has a story to tell about their personal journey with testicular cancer. Whether you are currently in treatment, have found your way to remission, or are a caregiver, this blog is for you and your words. Let your story be a lighthouse for someone else’s journey.
After a difficult year marked by deployment, loss, and a surprise testicular cancer diagnosis, Navy Reservist John Rezendes fought through surgery and a remarkably fast recovery. Now cancer-free, he is dedicated to spreading awareness, promoting early detection, and urging military men to take testicular self-exams seriously.
Read MoreIn June of 2025, Brian Carlson was diagnosed with testicular cancer for the second time - nearly ten years after his first battle. What followed was a whirlwind of fear, uncertainty, and resilience, but also hope, healing, and the strength of community.
Read MoreKyle Burke’s journey through testicular cancer and recovery inspired his song “That’s Life;” a powerful story of resilience, fatherhood, and healing.
Read MoreAl Plocinski, from Johnson City, New York, was diagnosed with Stage 1a Classic Seminoma Testicular Cancer on December 4th, 2023.
Read MoreJeffrey Frankel’s story is very difficult to handle, and even more difficult to understand… Read to find out one man came back from not only testicular cancer, but also a stroke to live cancer free for 30 years and counting.
Read MoreRead to learn how Randy Herring got through testicular cancer not once, not twice, but three times.
Read MoreDane and I married on July 23, 2010 and on top of the world. We were best friends for 13 years prior to marriage and we were ready to start a family.
Three months after we got home from our honeymoon, Dane started having lower back pain. All visits to orthopedics, back specialists, etc. had the same diagnosis: a pinched nerve or a slipped disk. He was losing a lot of weight saying he didn't have an appetite because of the pain medication the doctor had given him.
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