"I remember going in and asking them straight up: am I going to die? And they were like, I don't know."

"Living well and dying well are so deeply connected. You cannot remove one from the other."

"If you're gonna do it, do it now, 'cause you're just gonna get worse. Do not put it off."

“It’s a privilege to take one diagnosis for the team.”

“She May Be Lying Down, But She May Be Very Happy”

"For the doctors, you're one of 100. For you, you're one of one."

"I think it's important to always have something to look forward to, to kind of keep you going."

"Cancer never lets you forget it's there"

“I kept saying...what is the best possible outcome right now?”

“I’m part gargoyle is what I tell people. Because I’m turning to stone. I literally am.”

This Thanksgiving, Cody and Chris share their gratitudes for Year Three of Dying To Tell You.

"Be the one to take responsibility for your health, your life. Nobody's gonna hold your hand to the doctor."

“Please, all of you people out there, don't wait until you're dying to see the beauty in life.”

"I didn't want to survive. I wanted to live. I knew that I wanted to live."

“I would love it if the afterlife looked like the 80s.”

“I just want to be sunshine. I want to light up a room when I come in.”

Cherishing every day, Joe teaches us all how to face a diagnosis.

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Jeopardy champion, molecular microbiologist, polymath, author, and cancer patient