Bob and Becky have embarked on a new journey, but this is one they didn’t choose! On “Good Friday” they got “Bad News”. Bob was diagnosed with a gastric cancer and started chemotherapy and radiation immediately.
Tune in as Bob, Becky, and their close friend Whit Grayson share their walk together down this road into the unknown. You’ll hear them share honestly about the experience, expressing their fear, lessons learned ...
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In the first episode, Bob Kevoian discusses his cancer diagnosis and treatment journey, with the support of his wife Becky and friend Whit Grayson. They discuss the initial shock and numbness that came with the diagnosis. Despite the tough news, they commend the efficient team of physicians who quickly mapped out a plan and helped them understand the process to come. Bob remains optimistic about fighting the cancer and hopes to document his progress for listeners who may be experiencing the same fear and uncertainty.
In this episode of the Bob and Cancer Show, Bob talks about his second week of cancer treatment and how it's not as frightening as he thought it would be. He discusses the view from his treatment room and the staff who have taken such good care of him.
The Bob and Cancer Show share an intimate look at Bob's cancer treatment journey. Bob, Becky, & Whit discuss his progress and the side effects of radiation and chemotherapy. They mention the importance of following doctor's orders and staying positive throughout the treatment process. Becky plays a crucial role in keeping him fed and hydrated, and they share their treatment tunes playlist.
The Bob and Cancer Show is back for week four and Bob is still hanging in there. Bob, Becky, & Whit discuss his “motivation” and the importance of early detection and regular annual physicals, using Bob's experience as an example of catching cancer early for a more manageable treatment process.
In this episode of the Bob and Cancer Show, Bob and his co-hosts discuss the end of week five of Bob's cancer treatment. Bob shares that he is feeling exhausted and struggling with seasonal allergies on top of his radiation and chemotherapy. They also talk about the tradition of ringing a bell after completing treatment and speculate whether Bob will get to ring one.