You are in the right place and I’m happy to see you (though I wish it was under different circumstances).

I’m Kathy Giusti, a two-time cancer survivor and healthcare leader who knows what you’re going through and the best way to navigate it.

I have worked in oncology for decades and know our healthcare system inside and out. You can find my story here.

I wrote Fatal to Fearless: 12 Steps to Beating Cancer in a Broken Medical System to outline your best path forward. You can find the 12 steps here.

Let’s Get Started!

These 3 articles were written to help cancer patients see and understand the journey ahead of them, whether newly diagnosed, in the thick of treatment, or having rung the bell. Fatal to Fearless was written to really spell out the 12 Steps identified to guide people on this journey.

You’ve just been diagnosed.

For those of you that are newly diagnosed with cancer, this is a great overview for Steps 1-4 of how to approach your cancer journey.

You're in treatment.

I’ve been there too - for those of you going through your cancer treatment, this is an overview for Steps 5-8 of experiencing your cancer journey.

You're a survivor.

You’ve completed treatment, but don’t feel like you’re out of the woods – read Steps 9-12 to help your cancer journey continue.

These 12 Steps were the catalyst for writing the book Fatal to Fearless. Download the checklist below to help you wherever you are on your journey.

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Fatal to Fearless

This book was written as a result of my 30 journals I kept while living and beating cancer. It shares every detail of what I did right, what I did wrong, and what I didn’t do at all. If you want to learn from my personal story, read Fatal to Fearless.

It’s not just a roadmap – it’s a personal memoir about how to live your life while saving your life.

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A two-time cancer survivor, published author, and business leader, Kathy’s spent the last 30 years working to fix what’s broken in our healthcare system — so others can heal faster, better, and with more clarity.

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