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.
At 30 years old, Matt Smith faced a testicular cancer diagnosis with humor, heart, and grit. From awkward exams to major surgery, his firsthand account - originally written for a college class - shares the painful, absurd, and deeply human moments of his journey. Through it all, laughter remained his best medicine.
Read More“ When I heard the words ‘you have cancer’ roll off his tongue, I didn’t really understand what he was saying. I don’t think I really processed it. It wasn’t until I rang my mum when I realized what I was saying. ‘Mum, I have cancer’. As soon as I said it, I started crying.”
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