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Inspiring Cancer Journeys

Empowering stories of hope and resilience for cancer fighters.

Inspiring Cancer Journeys

My mission

At Hope of the Brave, I strive to share the powerful stories of cancer survivors. My goal is to inspire and empower individuals on their cancer journey, reminding them that they are not alone.

Interview transcriptions

Interview recording #1

"Mindset comes first. Face each day with sunshine and strength."

-- Meiyi He

Interview recording #2

"Accept what comes your way."

-- Mr. Yang

Interview recording #3

"Don’t be afraid of the word “cancer.” It’s not scary. You have to step out. Fight cancer with science and with joy. "

-- Baoyi He

Interview recording #4

"keep a positive mindset. Follow your treatment plan. Listen to your doctors."

-- Fen Yue

interview recording #5

"My dad used to say, 'You don’t even look like a patient!' When I showed him videos and photos, he’d say, 'Wow, you really can’t tell any of these people are cancer patients!'And it’s true. "

-- Min Wu

Interview recording #6

"Don’t think, 'I have cancer, I’m going to die.' That’s just not true anymore."

-- Chunling LI

Interview recording #7

"your mindset is your medicine.”

-- Qiuyue Song

Interview recording #8

"Life is about experience. Happiness matters most."

-- Shi Pan

interview recording #9

"When you’re feeling anxious, you need to become conscious of it and give yourself mental cues to rein it in. Because, realistically, no one can avoid all negative emotions—we’re human after all."

-- Qingyan Wu

interview recording #10

“Every morning I would talk to my cancer cells: “You are my friends. Don’t hurt me. Let’s coexist peacefully. If I die, you die—we live and die together.”

Every morning when I woke up, I looked in the mirror and said: “I’m happy. I’m beautiful. I’m alive today, and I will live healthily.”

-- Youmei

How Social Support Helps Cancer Patients

article written by Emily Liu

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Cancer is not scary. It’s like a mosquito bite, or a cold. What matters most is avoiding depression. All illness stems from blocked energy. If you’re always upset and sighing, you’re filled with negativity. That’s toxic energy. So keep your spirits up—stay cheerful and full of positive energy.

-- Youmei Chen 陈友梅

Then I realized—everyone carries their own burdens. I’m not alone. So I stopped resenting. At Cancer Recovery Park, I met people with later stages—ovarian, liver, small cell lung cancer—who lived 20–30 years. Cancer is not always a death sentence. The key is mindset. A healthy mindset.

-- Pan Shi 磐石

I’ve celebrated many ‘rebirths’—as if I’ve lived through death several times. That’s why I always say: your mindset is everything. If you stay positive, you can endure anything. I’ve come back from death more than once.

-- Qiuyue Song 宋秋月

Hope of the Brave

emily.yuxi.liu@gmail.com

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Welcome

Inspiring Cancer Journeys

Inspiring Cancer Journeys

My mission

Interview transcriptions

Interview recording #1

Interview recording #2

Interview recording #3

Interview recording #4

interview recording #5

Interview recording #6

Interview recording #7

Interview recording #8

interview recording #9

interview recording #10

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How Social Support Helps Cancer Patients

article written by Emily Liu

Then I realized—everyone carries their own burdens. I’m not alone. So I stopped resenting. At Cancer Recovery Park, I met people with later stages—ovarian, liver, small cell lung cancer—who lived 20–30 years. Cancer is not always a death sentence. The key is mindset. A healthy mindset.

I’ve celebrated many ‘rebirths’—as if I’ve lived through death several times. That’s why I always say: your mindset is everything. If you stay positive, you can endure anything. I’ve come back from death more than once.

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Welcome

Inspiring Cancer Journeys

Inspiring Cancer Journeys

My mission

Interview transcriptions

Interview recording #1

Interview recording #2

Interview recording #3

Interview recording #4

interview recording #5

Interview recording #6

Interview recording #7

Interview recording #8

interview recording #9

interview recording #10

images

How Social Support Helps Cancer Patients

article written by Emily Liu

Then I realized—everyone carries their own burdens. I’m not alone. So I stopped resenting. At Cancer Recovery Park, I met people with later stages—ovarian, liver, small cell lung cancer—who lived 20–30 years. Cancer is not always a death sentence. The key is mindset. A healthy mindset.

I’ve celebrated many ‘rebirths’—as if I’ve lived through death several times. That’s why I always say: your mindset is everything. If you stay positive, you can endure anything. I’ve come back from death more than once.

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