The treatment plan involved a year of intensive chemotherapy followed by three years of less intense treatment, which was a challenging journey for me.

During a successful period at Google Photos, I was diagnosed with leukemia, which changed my perspective on life and work.

About a year ago, I was diagnosed with cancer, and the doctors told me I had only three to six months to live, which was a wake-up call to get my affairs in order.

Later, a biopsy revealed that I had a rare form of pancreatic cancer that is curable with surgery, and thankfully, I'm fine now.

Dealing with fear is crucial; I push past my limits despite the risks involved in my recovery process. I've been given a second lease on life after my stroke, and I remind myself of that every day.

The main lesson from my stroke experience is to be relentless and not give up, even when faced with challenges.

Recent advancements in immunotherapy and targeted therapies are providing new hope in the fight against cancer, with exciting breakthroughs in treatments for various tumor types.

After a traumatic accident that left me with severe spinal injuries, I chose not to undergo surgery. Instead, I focused on the belief that my mind could heal my body, which set me on a path of exploration into the power of the mind.

When faced with a crisis, it's common to focus on the worst outcomes. However, shifting that perspective to consider the best possible outcomes can lead to healing and transformation, despite the challenges. I spent hours trying to control my brain, and once I started noticing changes in my body, I realized I was having an effect, and that's when everything changed for me.