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Don’t Give Up on Testicular Cancer

The Max Mallory Foundation - Joyce Lofstrom host

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This podcast is all about testicular cancer--the survivors, medical researchers, stories from caregivers, those who didn't make it, awareness advocates, and much more. It covers the whole subject with compelling stories about this cancer--which, though rare in general, is the number one cancer hitting young men. "Don't Give Up" fighting this wildfire-like form of cancer, because great strides have been made and with more awareness and effort, we can BEAT testicular cancer for good.
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Welcome to Check One Two a Cahonas Podcast, where we give you the lowdown on testicular cancer by sharing the inspiring stories of survivors and advocates. Cahonas is a leading charity dedicated to Testicular cancer awareness education and support. With our far-reaching campaigns and unwavering determination to ensure all case of testicular cancer are treated at the earliest stage possible, we strive to make a significant difference on the lives of those affected by testicular cancer. Testic ...
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Managing testicular cancer demands resilience that men often don't realize they possess. Michael J. Rovito, Ph.D., an associate professor at the University of Central Florida, adds another factor to resilience: connectedness. He shares some insights from his investigatory project on connectedness or disconnection, which could be defined, he says, a…
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In this powerful episode of the Check One Two Podcast, host Paul McCaffery sits down with David Caulfield, an Irish presenter, testicular cancer survivor, and passionate mental health advocate. David opens up about his personal cancer journey, the challenges of maintaining mental wellness during and after treatment, and his mission to break the sti…
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In this episode of the Check One Two Podcast, former footballer and testicular cancer survivor Jason Cundy shares his personal journey through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. Jason discusses the mental and physical resilience required to face cancer head-on, how the experience reshaped his perspective on life and masculinity, and his commitment…
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Stuart McNulty shares his personal experience with testicular cancer, from the initial shock of diagnosis to navigating treatment and recovery. Stuart’s story highlights the importance of early detection, resilience, and a positive mindset when facing adversity. Tune in for an inspiring conversation as Stuart offers insights into overcoming fear, t…
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Jonny King opens up about the life-changing impact of RPLND surgery and chemotherapy, and his journey to redefine male identity after testicular cancer. In this episode, Jonny shares how he learned to see his identity beyond physical changes, finding resilience and confidence as a survivor. Join us for an insightful conversation on overcoming treat…
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Michael A. Hoyt, PhD, is a professor of population health and disease prevention at the University of California - Irvine, Joe C. Wen School of Population and Public Health. He is an expert in biobehavioral cancer survivorship research and a leader in behavioral medicine and clinical health psychology. Dr. Hoyt discusses how the biological side of …
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In this powerful episode of Check One Two, we sit down with Chris Chree a testicular cancer survivor, trans rights activist, and Marvel movie enthusiast. Diagnosed with testicular cancer at the age of 15, Chris opens up about their journey through treatment while navigating high school, self-discovery, and finding strength through adversity. Join u…
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On this episode of Check One Two, we welcome comedian Terence Hartnett, whose unique blend of humor and raw honesty has captivated audiences around the world. Terence opens up about his journey with testicular cancer, a diagnosis that turned his life upside down and inspired his critically acclaimed 1 Ball Show. With his signature dark humor and ca…
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On November 12, 2016, Roshan Karunaratne's brother died in his arms due to stage 4 testicular cancer. Shehan was only 28 years of age. Roshan watched his older brother suffer from the simple fact that he didn't go to the doctor early enough. For Roshan, this journey also meant his life was about to change. After 18 months of hardcore chemotherapy, …
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In this episode, we sit down with Dan, a survivor of testicular cancer, to explore his journey from diagnosis to recovery. Dan shares the emotional and physical challenges he faced, the impact on his family, and the ongoing battle with long-term side effects. We’ll also discuss the importance of mental health, the gaps in survivorship care, and the…
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In this episode of the Check One Two Podcast, we’re joined by the incredible Dr. Mike, a TikTok star, NHS GP, and passionate advocate for health awareness. Dr. Mike opens up about the vital importance of self-checking and early detection, especially in the fight against testicular cancer. We’ll also delve into the current state of the NHS, the chal…
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In this compelling episode, we sit down with Andy Hood, a testicular cancer survivor whose journey from diagnosis to endurance runner is nothing short of inspiring. Andy opens up about his battle with testicular cancer, sharing the initial signs, the emotional and physical challenges of treatment, and his unwavering determination to overcome. Trans…
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Welcome to Check One Two, where we delve deep into the heartfelt journey of Tracy Tombides, a mother who bravely shares her profound story of love and loss. In this series, we explore the life and legacy of Dylan Tombides, the promising football sensation of West Ham United and Socceroos Austrailian National Team, whose life was tragically cut shor…
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In this powerful episode of Check One Two, we sit down with Bryan Easson, Fromer Exeter Chiefs Fly-Half and current Head coach of Scotland Women's Rugby, to discuss his inspiring journey through the highs and lows of his career and personal life. Bryan opens up about his battle with testicular cancer, sharing intimate details of his diagnosis, trea…
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Jim Hohman had a terrible cough after he ran the 1986 Boston Marathon. He went to the doctor, who also decided to conduct a general physical. That exam saved his life, Jim says, because the doctor found a lump on his testicle. He visited the urologist on Saturday and his orchiectomy surgery on Monday. After a few months, his blood tests showed a po…
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In this episode of Check One Two, we are honored to have Scotland and Glasgow Warriors star Zander Fagerson join us. Zander opens up about his personal journey, sharing the story of his testicular cancer scare and the impact it had on his life both on and off the field. As a dedicated Cahonas ambassador, he explains why raising awareness about test…
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On this episode of Check One Two. Join gamer and content creator Colin Templeton as he dives into an epic gaming discussion intertwined with Colins personal journey battling testicular cancer while having Cardiomyopathy diagnosis. From reminiscing about classic gaming consoles to exploring the intersection of gaming and health awareness, this podca…
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Embark on a profound exploration of resilience and vulnerability with Ronan Boiteux in this captivating podcast episode. Join us as we navigate through Ronan's courageous journey, marked by moments of strength and introspection in the face of adversity. In this special episode, Ronan shares his deeply personal experiences, offering raw and introspe…
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In this episode of Check One Two, we uncover Kris Kirks love and playing career in rugby, marked by his undeniable talent and passion for the game. As we delve deeper, we encounter a pivotal moment in Kris's life when he confronts a daunting opponent off the field: testicular cancer. Through raw and introspective discussions, Kris takes us on a dee…
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In this episode of Check One Two, we delve into the inspiring story of David MacPherson, a man who confronted the unexpected challenge of testicular cancer with unwavering courage and determination. Diagnosed at a pivotal moment in his life, David shares the emotional rollercoaster of navigating through diagnosis, treatment, and the profound impact…
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Join Andy Hood, an avid runner who used his testicular cancer diagnosis as a positive, next step as a runner. While he has never competed in or run a marathon, he has been running for years at the same 26-mile distance on trails around his home in North Devon in the United Kingdom. He is the father of three boys, and at age 48, he learned he had te…
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In this deeply personal episode of Check One Two podcast, we sit down with Damien Black, a courageous individual whose battle with cancer intertwines with themes of family history, identity, and resilience. Damien delves into the intricate tapestry of his journey, offering profound insights and shedding light on the intersectionality of health and …
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In this episode of Check One Two, we delve into the extraordinary life of Aaron Aby @AaronAbyMMA a mixed martial artist whose journey embodies resilience, determination, and the power of the human spirit. Aaron's story is one of overcoming immense challenges. Aarons life took a dramatic turn when he was diagnosed with stage-three testicular cancer.…
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Thomas Kearins is an avid supporter of Cahonas and has raised money with a charity run. In 2007, professional wrestling referee Thomas Kearins jumped headfirst into the wrestling scene and hasn’t slowed down since. Embracing every opportunity that came his way, he rapidly worked his way up, calling the shots for major Scottish promotions before lan…
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Host Joyce Lofstrom talks with Alex Tothill-Brown, a 10-year testicular cancer survivor. He shares his story of finding a lump on his testicle during his college years and then navigating the Canadian healthcare system for outstanding care. His journey covers the different treatments for metastasis to his lungs and brain, as doctors gave him a 30% …
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Join us as we delve into the remarkable journey of Jehad Hatu, a resilient 36-year-old who defied the odds in his battle against stage three testicular cancer. Through chemotherapy, a stem cell transplant, and a gruelling 13-hour operation, Jehad's spirit remained unbroken, fuelling his determination to pursue his dreams despite the challenges. In …
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Join us on a deeply moving and inspiring journey as we sit down with Simon Feldman, a remarkable individual who has faced the unimaginable challenges of testicular cancer not once, not twice, but three times. Simon takes us through his rollercoaster ride of emotions, from the shock of his initial diagnosis in Australia as a carefree international s…
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In a surprising twist of fate, our next guest found support in the most unexpected place—reaching out to former Rangers player, Craig Moore, who had faced a similar battle years before. From the challenges of misdiagnosis to the emotional toll of chemotherapy, Craig Hughes opens up about the highs, lows, and the invaluable role of support in his re…
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Hear from Michael J. Rovito, Ph.D., and his research on the use of humor in discussions about testicular cancer. Dr. Rovito is an Associate Professor in the Department of Health Sciences at the University of Central Florida. He is a certified health education specialist. His work specializes in testicular self-examination and testicular cancer, mal…
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Chris Ho survived testicular cancer twice, losing both testicles to the disease. He shares the path he navigated to learn gratitude, become a certified coach, enjoy fatherhood with his wife and his two sons, and be open to what life might offer. In this podcast, he details his journey that began in 2013 with his first diagnosis of testicular cancer…
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At the age of 26, Jamie Keeble, co-founder of North Yorkshire's esteemed food company Heck, unexpectedly discovered a lump on his testicle that turned out to be cancer. In this compelling podcast, Jamie courageously shares his health scare and the pivotal lessons he learned to encourage men to prioritise regular self-checks and seek prompt medical …
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In this heartfelt and inspiring episode of Check One Two, we sit down with the remarkable AF Marseh, author of "Tumorous Hesticles." Join us as AF takes us on an extraordinary journey from the exhilarating highs of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games to the unexpected twists of facing a cancer diagnosis. With a blend of resilience, humor, and hope, AF share…
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Welcome to this compelling episode of the Check One Two Podcast, where we delve into the inspiring journey of Nathan McCann, a resilient 26-year-old rugby player hailing from Hillhead Jordan Hill Rugby Club. Nathan's life took an unexpected turn when he discovered a lump, leading to a diagnosis of testicular cancer. In the prime of his life and at …
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Join us in this inspiring episode as we delve into the remarkable journey of Euan Hamilton, a 24-year-old rugby player hailing from Ayr RFC and a skilled tree surgeon. Euan's story takes an unexpected turn when he faces a formidable opponent off the field—testicular cancer. In the face of adversity, Euan's resilience shines through as he not only c…
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At 18, Chuck Boynton knew he wanted to fly, so after graduating high school, he enlisted in the Air Force Reserves as an aircraft mechanic, and he attended the University of South Florida Reserve Officers Training Corps. He was enrolled in a 55-week, three-phase training program as a First Lieutenant when he was diagnosed with testicular cancer in …
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In this episode of Check One Two, your host Paul McCaffery sits down with Neil Bell, darts reviewer behind the YouTube channel "Neil's Darts." Beyond the world of darts, Neil is a passionate advocate for men's health, and in particular, raising awareness about testicular cancer. Neil opens up about his support for Cahonas Scotland, sharing why he b…
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In this episode of Check One Two, we shine a spotlight on Iain Berthinussen, or Bertie as he likes to be known. A resilient individual who has triumphed over testicular cancer, embodying the spirit of a rugby player, serving as the head coach for Edinburgh Accies, and leading the charge as the as the Lead community development officer for BATs Rugb…
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In this episode of Check One Two, we're joined by a remarkable guest, Todd Whiteford, whose story is nothing short of extraordinary. Todd is a dual testicular cancer survivor who, against all odds, not only conquered the health battle but also became a proud father through IVF. What's more, he's the owner of a thriving coffee shop, The Good Coffee …
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Join us for an insightful and often hilarious journey through life's unexpected twists with the incredibly talented comedian Michael Shafar. In this episode of Check One, Two, we dive deep into Michael's personal journey, one that took an unexpected turn when he was diagnosed with testicular cancer. Michael shares how humour became his greatest all…
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The Don't Give Up on Testicular Cancer podcast continues with an update from podcast host Joyce Lofstrom. This brief episode assures listeners interviews will continue with testicular cancer survivors, caregivers, researchers, and others touched by cancer. Hear about upcoming podcasts and be ready to listen to learn more about testicular cancer fro…
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Stephen Heaviside is a musician, writer, and adolescent and young adult - or A-Y-A - advocate. He's deeply passionate about helping to create community support, especially for those who've experienced challenging health and life situations. A testicular cancer survivor, Stephen is now the program coordinator with the Cactus Cancer Society, where he…
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Matt Cross lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, his adopted city, after leaving Canada in 2010 to coach youth hockey. At age 35 on December 25, 2019, he learned he had Stage 2B testicular cancer. He shares his story of testicular cancer survival after finding a lump on his testicle, waiting a few months, and then visiting the doctor. During his cancer…
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Doug McArthur was 20 years old when he was a junior in college and found a lump on his testicle. He waited a few months before heading to the student health clinic, where the doctor suspected cancer. He told Doug to go home, confirm the cancer diagnosis, and set up a treatment plan. Doug left his college dorm in central California and headed home t…
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Will Thompson talks about losing his stepbrother Max Mallory to testicular cancer, the drug-related death of a close friend, and then dealing with life after these losses. An accomplished musician and sound professional, Will talks about the role of music in his life and happiness. [00:01:03] Coping with loss. [00:05:11] Testicular cancer awareness…
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Daniel Makarewicz was diagnosed with testicular cancer on August 11, 2010, at the age of 24. At the time, he was a sports reporter at the Dispatch and the Rock Island Argus in Moline, Illinois. His urologist recommended emergency surgery to remove his left testicle, which was eventually classified as Stage 1. Following chemo and surveillance, he wa…
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A singer and performer from Spain, Alberto Sogorb shares his perspective on surviving testicular cancer diagnosed five years ago in 2018. He found a lump on his left testicle and visited two physicians before he received the correct diagnosis. He explains his treatment of surgery and surveillance, including an interruption to his career due to one …
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Join Matt Ode in part 2 of Life, Faith and Surviving Testicular Cancer, where he shares more about the path to healing from his testicular cancer treatment. In this segment, Matt talks about treatment, the power of his family's support and prayer, and his strengthened connection with his girlfriend Lauren, who Matt married in the summer of 2022. At…
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Meet Matt Ode, now 31 at the recording of this podcast, married, and a man who survived Stage 3C testicular cancer. Diagnosed at age 24, Matt was a personal trainer in excellent shape and enjoying life until he received his cancer diagnosis. His treatment began with chemotherapy, and then, surgery to remove an 11-centimeter tumor in his small intes…
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In 2019 at age 39, Chris Smith, a father of three boys, learned he had advanced testicular cancer. He started treatment, and then, with only three sessions left, his blood markers increased. The chemo had stopped working. Chris moved ahead with advanced treatment, including high-dose chemo and a stem cell transplant. It worked. In 2023, he continue…
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For our Don't Give Up on Testicular Cancer podcast during Movember 2022, the Max Mallory Foundation talked with Jordan Stine who found a lump on his testicle two weeks after his wedding. He knew about testicular cancer because his dad and his younger brother survived this disease. Jordan followed the advice of his sibling, who told him to get throu…
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