Episode 36: Nine Lines of Treatment and Still Running Marathons | Bill Thach
"I normalize all my traumas according to my therapist. But seriously — how can you not normalize it? Because this is reality now. It's my normal now."
Bill Thach was 33 when he was diagnosed with neuroendocrine carcinoma — a subtype occurring in roughly 1 in 100,000 cancer diagnoses — with a five-month-old daughter at home. He spent over five years managing it alone before finding Man Up to Cancer's Gathering of Wolves retreat when his eighth line of treatment failed. Now, a year later, he serves as Director of Diversity at Man Up to Cancer, reviews neuroendocrine abstracts for the DoD's…
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