Sean Swarner
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 27 Feb
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There were years of my life where I was terrified to close my eyes at night because I didn't know if I was going to wake up the next day.
That was because of two terminal cancers.
I was given three months to live the first one, 14 days to live the second one.
I read my last rites.
The man of the cloth came in, rosary in one hand, Bible in the other one, standing at the end of the bed, started reading me my last rites as a 16, 17-year-old.
I developed a completely different perspective.
on success, on happiness, on fulfillment than anyone else.
That's changed my entire perspective on what I've been able to accomplish.
And that does make total sense because if you look at where most adults are right now, they never had to go through what I went through and learn what I have learned about life.
So let's go back to when you were in high school, right?
The biggest concerns you had were probably...
What, like nice clothes, nice hairstyles, being in the popular crowds, not getting picked on, making it from class to class on time?
Whatever that might be.
For me, 13 to 18 years old, there were years of my life where I was literally terrified to close my eyes at night because I didn't know if I was going to wake up the next day.
And that was because of two terminal cancers.
I was given three months to live the first one, 14 days to live the second one.
I was read my last rites.
I mean, a man of the cloth came in, rosary in one hand, Bible in the other one, standing at the end of the bed, started reading me my last rites as a 16, 17-year-old.
So I developed a completely different perspective.
on success, on happiness, on fulfillment than anyone else that I think I know.
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