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.
“I’m thankful that being an athlete has created a relationship of trust with my body and intuition. When I started experiencing symptoms from PV, I knew something was off. Running gave me an outlet to feel my emotions and just feel alive. It is a reminder of who I am and what I am capable of. I am convinced that running is going to keep me alive and counteract the impact PV may have on me physically.”
Read MoreWe are saddened to share that Courtney Frohling passed away on February 26th, 2024 after a 5 year rare cancer journey. In 2021, Courtney submitted her story to share with the Brave Like Gabe community. She wrote, “#BraveLikeCourtney means not giving up because I'm not done running or living! Running has helped prepare my body and mind to be in great shape to fight this battle.”
Read More“Being #BravelikeFrenchy means choosing positive and living life fully one day at a time. I am often asked, ‘how do you do it?’ It was an easy choice to stay positive. I have to accept my situation and know that I can only control what I can do. So I will focus on what I can do and stay active.”
Read MoreUpdated Nov 2024. We are saddened to share that Jana Weyers (née Le Roux) passed away on November 13th, 2024 after experiencing complications from her rare cancer, Ewing Sarcoma, that spread to her lungs. She was light and joy and her presence will be missed. Please read her story of what it means to be #BraveLikeJana
Read MoreBeing #BraveLikeMark means to transcend the mediocre. The usual patient or person dealing with any issue just exists, but the #bravelikegabe individual seeks for adventure within the self.
Read MoreBeing #BraveLikeSaul is the culmination of so many others behind the scenes that GAVE me the strength to never give up, continue to persevere, and always push your hardest when your back is against the wall.
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