We Are All A Little Bit Stronger

It Was Part Of The Reason I Almost Didn't Go Public With My Diagnosis - I Was Embarrassed. I Felt, 'oh, I've Always Talked About Exercising. And I Got Cancer.' And Then I Realized It's A Great Example Of Showing That Cancer Can Hit Anyone At Any Time.

I've Taken My Cue From People Here And From Viewers, Especially Survivors-who Said, 'when It's Time To Literally Flip Your Wig, You'll Know.'

The Tragedy Is Not So Much The Experience That You're Having. The Tragedy Is That We Don't Take The Time To Understand The Meaning And Purpose Behind What We're Going Through.

Generally In The Little League You're Up Against A Good Pitcher Who Throws Like Hell. What Does The Coach Say? Get A Walk. Isn't That Beautiful Way To Learn To Hit? For Four Years You Stand Up There Looking For A Walk.

I’m Grateful I Had The Strength To Fight. It Takes Courage To Believe The Best Is Yet To Come, Especially When You Are Flat On Your Back And Don’t Know If You’re Going To See Tomorrow. I’m No Pollyanna, But I Believe Optimism Is A Choice — A Muscle That Gets Stronger With Use. Right Foot, Left Foot…just Keep Moving.