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Meet Bill Nugent from Northern New Jersey. Bill has been a loyal supporter and friend of the Project Purple running community for a long time. He recently achieved his 6-Star status at the 2024 Boston Marathon, which means he has participated in all six world major marathons: NYC, Chicago, Berlin, London, Tokyo, and now Boston.

In this episode, Bill talks about what inspired him to become part of the Project Purple run team. It all started with his mother who battled stage 4 pancreatic cancer. While he lost his mother to the disease, he turned his grief into something incredibly powerful, becoming our first-ever 6-Star runner to complete all of his 6-stars entirely with Project Purple. 

Bill also shares his experience running for Project Purple in previous marathons and the tremendous support and sense of support he has felt from the running community.

Join us for this truly inspiring episode of the Project Purple Podcast to learn more about Bill's journey to becoming our very first 6-Star Runner.

If you’d like to donate to Project Purple’s mission of a world without pancreatic cancer, please visit https://www.projectpurple.org/.

If you’d like to follow Bill on his running and inspiring connection to pancreatic cancer, you can do so on his Instagram: instagram.com/wfnugent/ 

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Episode 279 - Completing 6 Stars for Mom with Bill Nugent

Meet Eric Lugo from Houston, Texas. Eric is a veteran whose journey with pancreatic cancer can be traced back to when he had a case of pancreatitis during his basic training in 2005. A stent was put in to treat his pancreatitis, and he went back to his usual military routine without much concern from the doctors.

After years of discomfort in his upper abdomen and his health declining over years of service, he started losing weight and found himself feeling very ill. It got to a point where he was visiting the VA office very often to try and pinpoint the reason why he felt so awful. Despite undergoing a long series of tests and scans, nothing was revealed. He was later referred out of the VA system to a colorectal surgeon who was able to finally find the mass on his pancreas through an endoscopic test and later a biopsy.

At 36 years old, he was finally diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and found himself at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, where he began a very aggressive treatment of 5-FU. Eric talks about how he felt while undergoing the many rounds of 5-FU and describes some of the supplements and other things he has done to combat the side effects and toll on his body.

Eric also talks about his wedding, which was a month after his diagnosis. As he started treatment, his wife stuck with him and continues to be his support system along with both of their families. Eric also highlights the importance of faith and prayer in his journey with pancreatic cancer and remains optimistic about his outcome.

Currently, Eric is detoxing from chemotherapy for a clinical trial he may begin soon. 

If you’d like to donate to Project Purple’s mission of a world without pancreatic cancer, please visit https://www.projectpurple.org/.

You can follow Eric’s pancreatic cancer journey on Instagram at instagram.com/leftyvato/ 

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Episode 280 - Surviving Pancreatic Cancer with Eric Lugo

Dawn Szabolcsi, a Missouri resident, had been dealing with gastrointestinal issues since she was ten. She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at the age of 54. Even though she had been to different doctors seeking answers, her symptoms were often misdiagnosed. She continued to experience symptoms similar to IBS and Crohn's disease, but tests never confirmed these diagnoses.

Dawn reached a breaking point when her condition worsened, and she found blood in her stool. She was admitted to the hospital, and scans revealed a mass. By chance, she ended up in the office of Dr. Chapman, who discovered twelve lesions on her liver. It was found that the mass was not benign after Dawn underwent a distal resection and splenectomy on November 11th, 2022. Dawn was shocked to learn that she had stage four cancer.

In this episode, Dawn discusses her journey and the significance of having a support system. She and, Dino talked about the problems with the healthcare system, particularly in places without high-volume medical centers. Dawn also revealed that she feels lonely as she has yet to meet someone local to her who is going through a similar journey. She hopes to help others with her blogging and YouTube channel.

Dawn has a strong support system consisting of her husband, four daughters, grandchildren, and her faith. She tries to maintain her normal lifestyle by continuing to cook for her church community and following her usual routine. Unfortunately, her cancer has spread to her spine which causes her severe pain and limits some of her activities. Despite these challenges, Dawn finds joy in blogging about her journey and wearing Victorian fashion with her newfound attitude of living her best life. She relies heavily on prayer to guide her on her path to healing and recovery.

Tune in to this episode to learn more about this unique and inspiring individual and her tumultuous road to a diagnosis and everyday life with pancreatic cancer. 

To view her vlogs on YouTube, check out her channel at this link: youtube.com/@dawnathan86 

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If you’d like to follow Dawn on her pancreatic cancer journey and see her lovely victorian fashion, follow her on Instagram here: instagram.com/ladydawnsz/ 

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Episode 281 - Surviving Pancreatic Cancer with Dawn Szabolcsi

In late 2022, Benita Johnson, of Delaware, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Before going on a trip, she visited her primary care physician for some blood testing as she was not feeling well. Upon returning from her trip, she received a call from her doctor's office regarding the results and was told to admit herself to a local emergency room. This is where her journey with pancreatic cancer began.

During her hospital stay, she received a CT scan, and after several hours of waiting, she was told there was a growth in her pancreas. Benita's proactive nature led her to reach out to the Johns Hopkins Oncology Department to arrange an appointment. She knew she had to be proactive to have the best chance of diagnosing and treating the growth on her pancreas, especially after being told she may have only six months to live.

Only a week later, Benita had her growth biopsied and was able to meet with a team of specialists at Johns Hopkins Oncology Department. Together, they made a plan of action to treat her pancreatic cancer.

At Johns Hopkins, she received treatment and underwent the Whipple procedure. However, two weeks after being discharged from recovery, she found herself back in her local hospital with a case of sepsis.

At this point, Benita found it difficult to be in and out of hospitals and interact with so many medical personnel. She once again advocated for herself, discussing with the doctors how overwhelming it was for her. They helped make her healing less stressful. Writing was a positive outlet that helped her mental health immensely. She decided her writing could be beneficial to others and plans to finalize and send the book to publishers soon.

Benita is also a recipient of our patient financial aid program. She speaks on the many ways in which Project Purple has helped her beyond just financially. Dino and Benita also highlight the importance of programs like the patient financial aid program and the many disparities in the healthcare system. Tune in to this week's episode of the Project Purple Podcast to learn more about this motivating discussion.

If you’d like to donate to Project Purple’s mission of a world without pancreatic cancer, please visit https://www.projectpurple.org/.

If you’d like to read our blog about Benita and her PFA testimony, visit this link: 
https://www.projectpurple.org/hope-and-helping-hands-benita-johnson-battles-pancreatic-cancer-with-the-help-of-project-purple/ 
If you’d like to connect with Benita, she is active on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bmj213/) and happy to speak with anyone via email!

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Episode 282 - Surviving Pancreatic Cancer with Benita Johnson

Meet Bradley Paul, 30, of Connecticut. Bradley was born and raised in Connecticut and found his passion for Lacrosse during his childhood and continued to play it all through high school and later college at Clark University.

In 2019, Bradley was 25 years old and at that time, he was preparing to begin his graduate residency program in Art Therapy in New Mexico and was filled with hope and excitement for his future. Bradley had made it a habit to lead a healthy lifestyle by exercising regularly, spending time outdoors, and exploring his new state on his days off. Bradley also shares his past struggles with mental health issues such as depression and suicidal thoughts, and how he overcame them. He also talks about his family history of addiction as well as the significant amount of grief he had faced in his life and what it took for him to achieve a better mental state.

Despite his healthy lifestyle, he found himself in a local emergency room after a persisting digestive discomfort became increasingly more painful. This was particularly devastating as he had never consumed substances or alcohol all his life due to a family history of addiction.
 
Bradley was in shock when he was diagnosed with pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (PNET), a rare case of pancreatic cancer that made treatment more difficult and less effective at shrinking the tumors, meaning his case would ultimately be inoperable. 

With the support of his family and hometown community, Bradley returned to Connecticut to receive treatment and a second opinion on his prognosis. He finds solace in coaching the high school Lacrosse team, where he revisits his roots and provides valuable life lessons and motivational insights to the young men who play for his former stomping grounds. This full-circle opportunity has brought Bradley peace and acceptance of his mortality.

Join us for this week’s episode of the Project Purple Podcast to get a sense of Bradley's resilience and determination to make a positive impact despite his significant challenges.

If you’d like to donate to Project Purple’s mission of a world without pancreatic cancer, please visit https://www.projectpurple.org/.

To follow Bradley on his journey through pancreatic cancer, visit his YouTube channel for updates: 
youtube.com/@bpal32 

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Episode 283 - Surviving Pancreatic Cancer with Bradley Paul

Dr. Anirban Maitra is a Professor of Pathology and Translational Molecular Pathology, and Scientific Director of the Sheikh Ahmed Pancreatic Cancer Research Center at UT MD Anderson Cancer Center since 2013. He is also the principal of the NCI-funded laboratory dedicated to pancreatic cancer research. His research primarily focuses on genetics and finding early detection measures for pancreatic cancer.

Dr. Maitra offers insights into the world of cancer and speaks about the feelings of guilt experienced by patients who are diagnosed with cancer, as well as the societal stigmas surrounding cancer, particularly on social media. 

He discusses the challenges of identifying the causes of pancreatic cancer in many cases and presents some statistics. He also talks about the risk factors and lifestyle choices that may contribute to pancreatic cancer. However, he emphasizes that more research is needed to identify those with a higher risk and monitor them for early detection and better treatment outcomes to increase survivor rates in pancreatic cancer and ultimately find a cure. 

Dr. Maitra also stresses the importance of collaboration in the cancer research space and the medical world as a whole to achieve better outcomes for patients and make greater strides in finding cures for diseases like pancreatic cancer. He provides the pediatric cancer consortium efforts as an example. 

Overall, Anirban is very optimistic about the future of pancreatic cancer and is especially enthusiastic about the emerging artificial intelligence (AI) technologies that are making clinical trials and potentially identifying risk factors much earlier in patients in the near future.

Please join us for this week's episode of the Project Purple podcast to learn more about the great work he and his team are doing to create a world without pancreatic cancer!

If you’d like to donate to Project Purple’s mission of a world without pancreatic cancer, please visit https://www.projectpurple.org/.

If you’d like to learn more from this very talented doctor, follow him on Twitter/X at twitter.com/Aiims1742

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Episode 284 - Researching Genetics and Early Detection with Dr. Anirban Maitra of MD Anderson

Meet Lora and Chris Jenkins of Southern California. They are parents to three children and also have two grandchildren. Lora’s journey with pancreatic cancer began very abruptly in the fall of 2022. Despite feeling in great health, an intuitive voice in her head told her to get checked out one day in October 2022. She visited her local emergency room, where they found a mass on her pancreas. She was diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer, and it was then that a doctor estimated she had 3-9 months left to live.

With this bleak news and doctors not giving her any hope to hold onto, Lora and her husband Chris felt the lowest they’ve ever felt. However, Lora’s self-advocacy and Chris’s ability to handle the insurance headaches and support Lora through this turned things around for their family. She did not accept the doctors’ negative outlook on her prognosis. Instead, she sought out additional opinions from doctors at other hospitals. Although this was the first time she or anyone in her family had experienced pancreatic cancer, genetic testing did reveal a genetic mutation that likely was the cause of her pancreatic cancer despite her healthy lifestyle.

Lora and her husband share their experiences as a patient and caretaker pair and how they took on Lora’s treatments as a team. They also discuss the alternative medicines they used throughout her journey and the positive effect they had in keeping up her strength and pain tolerance.

Fortunately, a year after her diagnosis, she connected with the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, and was able to undergo a clinical trial from which she saw significant positive effects. Eventually, after some time on the clinical trial regimen, her condition made her a candidate for surgery. This past January, she underwent the long-anticipated surgery that ultimately saved her, with double clean margins and a very successful surgery outcome.

The couple also share a lot about how they relied heavily on their faith in God during this trying and tumultuous time with pancreatic cancer. Today, Lora is declared no evidence of disease and lives every day to the fullest, knowing that if it weren’t for her clinical trial, she might not have had such a positive outcome in this disease.

Join us for this week's episode of the Project Purple Podcast to learn about the inspiring story of Lora and Chris's life after battling pancreatic cancer!

If you’d like to donate to Project Purple’s mission of a world without pancreatic cancer, please visit https://www.projectpurple.org/.

To connect with Lora and or Chris directly, they welcome emails here: 
loraj0329@gmail.com 
chrisjenkins0329@gmail.com 

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Episode 285 - Surviving Pancreatic Cancer with Lora & Chris Jenkins

Meet Dr. Elishama Kanu, a general surgery resident at the Duke University School of Medicine Pancreatic Cancer Research Laboratory. She was recently awarded the Project Purple Innovations Grant for $100,000 to advance genomic profiling of IPMNs and correlate the information with clinical patient samples for the detection of biomarkers signaling high risk for malignant degeneration.

In this episode of the Project Purple Podcast, Dr. Kanu describes her role at Duke and shares in-depth explanations about the goal of her research. She emphasizes the importance of early detection in pancreatic cancer patients. She touches on the ways she and her research aim to pinpoint those who may be at high risk of developing pancreatic cancer later in life. 

Dr. Kanu also discusses research methods, including her work in immunotherapies. She speaks about her passion for research, how she became a resident at the Duke University School of Medicine, and her unique opportunity to gain clinical and research experience under Dr. Peter Allen and others.

Join us for this very informative and optimistic episode of the Project Purple Podcast! 


If you’d like to donate to Project Purple’s mission of a world without pancreatic cancer, please visit https://www.projectpurple.org/.

To learn more about Duke University’s pancreatic cancer research efforts, visit their website at: www.dukepcrl.com 

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Episode 286 - Researching IPMNs & Early Detection with Dr. Elishama Kanu of Duke University

Kerri Kinkade of Connecticut was a pioneer in her field. She was one of the few women to graduate in information technology during the Vietnam War. Throughout her career, she worked in technical support and retired a little over a decade ago.

Her battle with pancreatic cancer began during the global COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Her symptoms included loss of appetite and later jaundice. Due to the circumstances of the pandemic and it being the holiday season, she had to wait until the New Year to see a doctor about her symptoms. When she finally did, they found a mass on her pancreas. Knowing that both of her parents died of different cancers, she understood that the term "mass" was not good news. Kerri was ultimately diagnosed with Stage 2 pancreatic cancer, which fortunately meant she was able to undergo surgery along with 12 cycles of chemotherapy.

She describes the side effects of her treatment cycles as well as her outlook. Kerri also shares her choice to advocate for herself to continue doing the things she loves, such as traveling. During her treatment, she participated in a support group for pancreatic cancer patients where they shared their unique perspectives and experiences. Inspired by their stories, Kerri decided to compile them into a book, which took two years to gather and compose. Initially, the idea was for this information to be in a pamphlet or smaller informational resource, but she includes patients with all different stages and locations of tumors, along with insights from caregivers. Kerri explains she wanted to create a resource that provided information she looked for when she was first diagnosed, as she wanted patients to find a case that resembled theirs to give them a means of hope and better understanding through the process. 


Join us for this wholesome episode of the Project Purple Podcast to learn more about Kerri’s story and her book, “Living Your Life with Pancreas Cancer”. 


If you’d like to donate to Project Purple’s mission of a world without pancreatic cancer, please visit https://www.projectpurple.org/.

To connect with Kerri, or learn more about her book, visit her site: klkinkade.my.canva.site

To purchase her book on Amazon, visit this link:
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Episode 287 - Surviving Pancreatic Cancer with Author Kerri Kinkade

Camille Moses, originally from New York but now residing in Florida, is a stage 4 pancreatic cancer survivor who was diagnosed nearly 12 years ago.

Camille was diagnosed in July 2012 at the age of 53. She led an active lifestyle, often taking her three large dogs hiking, walking, and swimming. Despite experiencing back pain, breathlessness, and fatigue, she initially attributed them to her active routine and ignored them. When rest and over-the-counter pain relief didn't help, she sought a proper diagnosis.

Initially, her symptoms were attributed to menopause due to her age, but she advocated for herself and sought further evaluation. An emergency room visit revealed spots on her pancreas, liver, and other organs, and she was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. Despite being advised to prepare for the worst, she sought out another opinion at the University of Miami, where she began chemotherapy treatments.

Camille underwent 34 rounds of chemotherapy in just 17 months, followed by a "chemo holiday" as per her doctor's recommendation. Twelve years later, she has not resumed her treatment, making her one of the most notable stage 4 pancreatic cancer survivors. In her story, Camille emphasizes that statistics are not definitive, as every case is unique and outcomes vary. Camille also shares her insights on relying on faith in times of crisis. She provides examples of times when she felt miracles were present.

Putting her full trust in her oncology team, she refuses to let numbers or others' opinions affect her positive outlook. She maintains a close relationship with her medical team and finds comfort in the term "stable" during her regular scans, expressing confidence and trust in her doctors. Despite her mother's 1984 death from pancreatic cancer, genetic testing revealed that Camille does not have any genetic mutations herself.

Throughout her almost 12-year journey, Camille has had many opportunities to share her story on live television and other major outlets, bringing awareness to the disease and meeting several celebrities to whom she spreads her story.

Tune in for this week’s episode of the Project Purple Podcast to hear more about Camille’s unique and optimistic journey with pancreatic cancer.


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Episode 288 - Surviving Pancreatic Cancer with Camille Moses

Project Purple's vision is a world without pancreatic cancer. We have two initiatives: to help pancreatic cancer patients and fund research. With a variety of partners in the health and fitness world, our podcast will deliver an exciting look into our own background as well as the worlds of medical treatment, marathon running, crossfit, nutrition, stories of survival, inspiration, hope, and much more.

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