Manny Garcia: Pancreatic Cancer Story - Diagnosed Stage 4 At Only 26 Years-Old

MANNY GARCIA DEFIES THE ODDS
His Story Sheds Light On The Importance of 2nd Opinions, Self-Vigilance & the Fact that Pancreatic Cancer Affects Young Adults, Too
Diagnosed: April 2019 At Age 26
Current Status: In Remission
His Story Sheds Light On The Importance of 2nd Opinions and Self-Vigilance
The overwhelming majority of pancreatic cancer patients receive diagnoses after age 65, and the disease rarely strikes patients under 40. Manny Garcia was just 26.
A Miami, Florida-based musician, skydiving coach and sales rep for high-end plumbing and hardware manufacturers, Manny was on a business trip in Germany with his father in the spring of 2019 when he started experiencing sudden, sharp pains in his abdomen. Nausea and vomiting followed, and he thought maybe it was travel-related.
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I saw your video from 6 months ago about how it spread to your bones.
So glad to see you alive today, Manny!
My friend, Aniko Brown also got pancreatic cancer 12 years ago.
She is alive and well today--- in complete remission.
I see her in Las Vegas every week at the Kaqun Wellness Centers to do oxygen baths.

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Thank you for sharing!! Do you think Aniko would be interested in sharing her story with us? We are passionate about testimonies of hope! -Miranda, [e-mail]