
Blood Clot risks in Neuroendocrine Neoplasms (NENs)
I have a personal interest in this subject because I had pulmonary emboli (PE) diagnosed in January 2011 around 6 weeks after I had major
Great story from Ryan who was diagnosed with stage IV Pancreatic NET in 2022. Ryan is a wrestler and a wrestler coach. He’s therefore used to facing tough situations. His podcast sponsor has used some fine words which I will leave you to read. I see many patients facing up to these situatons on a day to day basis but I think it’s great that Ryan is telling his story to help others.
Ryan is married with 4 children, so, like many of my readers, he has a lot to live for. I wish him the very best as he continues his surveillance.

Text from Playing Injured podcast – Helping People Turn Their Adversity Into Their Advantage.
“When life throws a curveball, it’s the strength within us that determines our next move. Ryan Gonzales, a wrestling coach grappling with stage four pancreatic neuroendocrine cancer, joins us to share his remarkable story of resilience and the profound lessons learned through his struggle. With the heart of a fighter and the soul of a dedicated father, Ryan’s journey encapsulates the very ethos of what it means to wrestle with life’s toughest challenges, both on the mat and off.
Our conversation with Ryan is a powerful one, exploring how the principles of wrestling—toughness, determination, and facing exhaustion with courage—become pivotal when life presents its most daunting battles. His ability to maintain a positive outlook in the midst of cancer treatment is a testament to his incredible spirit, and his commitment to living in the present moment, with family at the forefront, offers inspiration to us all. Ryan’s story is a poignant reminder of the importance of mindset, the value of cherishing every moment, and the strength that comes from a support system rooted in love and faith.
As Ryan opens up about his journey, he brings to light the transformative power of vulnerability and the impact of community support during our darkest times. He discusses how his experience has not only been an educational journey for his family, teaching them about empathy, service, and the importance of making a positive impact, but also how it has served as a rallying call for change and empowerment. Join us in this deeply moving episode as we uncover the human capacity to inspire and empower through personal adversity, and how one man’s fight can ignite a fire within us all to face our own challenges with unwavering determination.”
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