Michael Bugary, former pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, talks about his story of winning what he calls the Triple Crown: Playing professional baseball, Becoming an opioid addict, and Receiving a brain cancer diagnosis. Michael takes this from his early years as a Division 1 baseball player at the University of California Berkeley, getting drafted by the Boston Red Sox, his journey through addiction, and a brain cancer diagnosis. Michael Bugary has become a warrior in mind, body, and soul; he is an example of the idiom that what doesn’t kill you only makes you stronger.

Micki Mihich, filmmaker, father, and traumatic brain injury survivor, shares with us his journey from a man who had a successful career at Lucus Films and Universal Studios, a wife, a nice home, and two children to a man who lost it all due to a traumatic brain injury and then found his way back. Micki's love for his children, unrelenting spirit, and stubbornness forged a way for him out of the hospital bed and back on his feet. This is Micki's story.

At seven years old, Sean Murray was diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia, which at that time had a survival rate of only 15-20%. Sean shares with us his journey from diagnosis to present day and the many harrowing, heartwarming, and humorous (in hindsight) moments along his way towards beating the odds.