My Cancer Story

S1 E18 - Matthew Pullan - Unknown Cancerous Brain Tumor

My Cancer Story

Show Notes

This week you will meet Matthew. He has be surviving cancer almost his whole life and he is only 18 years old. You will instantly be drawn to his positive mindset and how he doesn't take his life for granted. This episode is short and sweet but you will take away so much from it!

"If there is belief and hope, there's always a chance"

~MP

"Life is terminal, it's our job to live it"

~MP

You can find Matthew on IG @runningthroughcancer

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