Surviving Cancer: My Journey and Mission
I'm Scott, I'm a 42 year old cancer survivor. It is my mission to raise awareness and support survivors and their families.
The Journey
I never expected cancer to become part of my story. But when I was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, everything changed—my routines, my relationships, my sense of control. Treatment was brutal. The side effects were relentless. And even after radiation ended, the aftermath lingered: fatigue, pain, and the quiet battles that most people never see.
Looking back now, I realize cancer didn’t just test my body—it reshaped my perspective. It taught me patience, grit, and the power of community. It showed me how fragile life can be, and how strong we can become when we’re forced to fight for it.
I’m still living with the consequences of treatment. But I’m also living with purpose.
Beyond the Journey
I’ve committed to completing the Murph Challenge by Memorial Day 2026—not just as a personal milestone, but as a platform to raise awareness and support for others facing this disease.
This campaign is about more than fitness. It’s about funding research that leads to better treatments. It’s about supporting patients so they don’t have to endure what I did. It’s about proving, rep by rep, that we are stronger than cancer.