We believe everyone pushing through adversity in their life is brave.
Are you fighting a rare cancer? Are you a cancer survivor running your first 5k or marathon? Are you taking on a new fitness challenge? Are you a healthcare worker, caregiver, or researcher working to make a difference?
Share your brave story with us!
Whatever makes you—or someone in your life—brave, we want to hear about it.
Use the hashtag #MyBraveStory and then create a new one with your name, #BraveLikeYourNameHere. We look forward to featuring so many brave stories!
Share your story by telling us about yourself here.
Email kelly@bravelikegabe.org with the subject "My Brave Story" and send us photos you’d like to share.
Today, Mark is 70 years old, cancer-free and logging his daily runs on his social media profile titled, “Old Runner Guy.” Mile after mile, the overwhelming theme in Mark’s life is dedication despite adversity. He never gives up and shares that message with everyone he meets. Thank you Mark for sharing your story and showing us what it means to be #RunningOnHope!
Read MoreBeing diagnosed with cancer as a 23-year-old is weird. It’s honestly hard to relate to others your age. Rarely does someone share a story of a young adult who experienced cancer. From the first time I heard Gabe’s story, it immediately resonated with me. As I was in and out to treatment during the summer of 2018, her story was one that I always went back to for inspiration, and honestly a distraction from what I was dealing with. ‘Relentlessly optimistic’ is not how you’d hear my friends or family ever describe me, but following Gabe’s story without a doubt provided me hope when I needed it most.
Read MoreBeing #BraveLikeRosa means never giving up on your dreams and hopes, whatever they are. It’s looking at everything you are and knowing how wonderful you are and how much value you bring every single day. It also means that there are both good days and not so good days.
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