18 million Americans are cancer survivors! 67 percent are cured from a cancer diagnosis! How did they arrive at beating cancer? Uncommon destiny is on a mission to communicate the message about cancer resiliency. We are often tossed into endurance tests against implausible odds of survival. We achieve goals by surrounding ourselves together with passionate "kind" individuals who are committed in achieving their own unlimited possibilities. We aim to raise funds and awareness for various causes, especially blindness (visually challenged) and cancer, especially Esophageal Cancer. I understand the importance of making a positive impact in our world today.
Our inspired vision is to create a world where anyone can make a valuable difference, regardless of their financial situation. Although, for me, Peter Searle, I have experienced my own set of challenges which has tested me. In each moment, I never gave up, "remaining positive is greatly beneficial." I've achieved dramatic turnarounds and remain cancer free. Along each step of the way, I battled with significant amounts of pain from a 5 inch long tumor in the center of my body (esophagus) for over 3+ years. I was unable to eat food for over a year (surviving only on a liquid diet of Ensure), until the triple modality of Proton radiation, Chemotherapy and Surgery was completed. I lost 75 pounds and regained it. It's important to convey the lessons learned and share experiences with others and to roundtable them .... on how we can arrive at successful outcomes. We all have life challenges, but often we don't discuss them long enough or find the right people to discuss their medical challenges. It's all about compassionate networking and to navigate through a highly stressful mirage of medical advancements.
Miraculously, I was able to beat esophageal cancer, but it wasn't easy. In fact, it was often a bittersweet rollercoaster ride and an overwhelming nightmare of persistence. My goal today is to share some of its key decision-making "mountaintops," that I encountered .... whereby making any wrong decision would have been my last. I was rescued and rewarded by the tiniest of margins - by only .01 cm. From a width of a hair ... the tumor (cancer) missed becoming stage 4 (metastatic). The tumor never breached through the wall of my esophagus, unable to spread most everywhere. Eventually, 2/3 of my esophagus was lifted out from inside my abdomen and chest, in a 7 hour robotic-assisted surgery (March 2023) at Memorial Sloan-Kettering in NYC. Without Dr. Molena's brilliant efforts and her team, with the miraculous use of robotics (Da Vinci Intuitive Systems) .... the results would have been frightfully not in my favor. Instead, with the help of scientists, physicians and nurses, the journey became a miraculous true life story of resiliency and recovery.
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The perception is that nothing can be done to improve outcomes, THIS IS SIMPLY NOT TRUE. And most people don't worry about receiving a cancer diagnosis until it happens to them, unfortunately this is often the case.
However, with advanced technology and with the help from support groups - with a variety of treatments that are currently available - knowledge and research is greatly encouraged.
QUESTION: In most cases, a fight against cancer is dependent on your own financial ability to get through your own life and death decisions. And to perform your own medical research about treatment. What you don't know may actually cost you your life! Without any advocacy from someone who has experienced your cancer fight, your chances of survival can be far less.
NOTE: Today, privacy laws (HIPPA LAWS) keep a lot of people from learning the truth about how they might be able to survive their own cancer diagnosis. Patients are often kept in the dark about what can be expected or what will occur during their treatment. It's very important to know what can improve your chances of survivability. However, I'm not a Physician and I can not give medical advice. I can be forthcoming with my own experiences and leave it open for others to discuss them. It is often said: in each medical decision, more often than not, it's a life or death decision - TRUE.
Volunteering in advocacy by joining a health care blog or a discussion about health care in your local community or on this website, by raising fundraising for those who truly need financial help is a shared value. Having an interest in the subject of outreach for cancer victims can make a big difference. To learn more and teach others, sign up for the newsletter! Making a donation will make a big difference for those who truly need the financial assistance.
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The future depends on your level of support with an awareness of what's not just an imaginary dream, but now a reality . Your support makes it much more than possible.
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
At Uncommon Destiny, it's all about finding the best medical experts ... in bringing people together. It's about improved survivability. It's about reaching out for fundraising goals with innovative and effective fundraising solutions ~ Our Mission is to make fundraising transparent. It involves sharing stories, personal thoughts, feelings, opinions and yes, improved health care.
With a Masters education at Regis University in Business and with years of experience in both fundraising and in marketing, Peter Searle has a wealth of life experience. His background in banking has helped him in his courageous efforts to help others.
At Uncommon Destiny, we believe that fundraising should be a collaborative effort between our team and our clients. We work closely with each individual to send investments and dollars to where it's needed the most. It's about the philanthropist. It's an awareness of knowledge ... and in understanding unique needs, desires and goals. Every invested dollar in health care must be accounted for.
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