Stories, strategies, and straight talk to help you push through life’s toughest battles.
Whether it’s health, mindset, or personal challenges, this series is about one thing:
Never Quitting.
Fight For Your Life started with a hard truth — my words could help people, but I had stopped sharing them. This series is my course correction: practical lessons, hard-earned perspective, and unapologetic grit for anyone facing battles they didn’t choose but refuse to lose.
Fight For Your Life exists to share strategies, perspective, and grit from real people. My intention is simple: to gather voices from fighters, loved ones, and caregivers so that no one in the fight feels alone. Together, these stories can become a source of hope and practical help for anyone facing battles they didn’t choose but refuse to lose.
How You Can Help:
Fighters: Share what keeps you moving forward and the lessons you’ve learned in your fight.
Loved Ones: Tell us what it’s like to walk beside someone you care about and what you’ve discovered along the way.
Caregivers: Offer your perspective from the front lines — what gives you hope and what you wish patients and families knew.
Your words may appear on the Fight For Your Life blog or become part of the upcoming book. Most importantly, they may help someone else keep fighting.
Each form takes about 10 minutes. At the end, you’ll have the option to volunteer for a longer interview. You may remain anonymous.
Strength is often mistaken for resolution. But there’s a wide middle between victory and defeat—a place where the fight is ongoing, the outcome is unknown, and you’re still living your life.
What I have learned is that EVERYTHING I thought I knew about diet was wrong. It’s not too much of a stretch to say that I had been lied to my entire life about proper nutrition, what was good and what was bad for me, and how to lose weight (spoiler alert, it has little to do with calories in/calories out and cardio exercise and much more about how much and when to eat.)
Since I started writing about this experience nearly two years ago, I have received a lot of feedback about my attitude. I have shown the ability to put a positive spin on just about any situation that we have encountered regardless of how serious and scary it might be. These drifting thoughts were new for me. I was not sure that I was ready to add my own attitude to the list of things I was dealing with.
Have you ever had one of those moments where you realize you’ve done something completely selfish and had no idea? One of those moments that make you stop and say, “Shit – I messed up.”? That happened to me a few days ago. I was working a long outdoor event. The...
I would love to know what you’d like to see me write about in the Fight For Your Life Category. While the theme is fighting against life threatening diseases, I’m happy to see if you have a diferent take on what it means to Fight For Your Life. Just fill out the form below. Names are optional and will only be used with permission.