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INSPIRATION, INSIGHT, SURVIVAL
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In cooperation with UCLA Medical Center, NYU Medical Center, and Maimonides Cancer Center.
"Thryvor will be an amazing resource for cancer patients, their families, and doctors. There is nothing out there like Thryvor, to recommend to cancer patients, for inspiration."
Dr. Bernadine Donahue M.D., Clinical Director of Radiation Oncology, Maimonides Cancer Center, New York.
Dr. Bernadine Donahue M.D., Clinical Director of Radiation Oncology, Maimonides Cancer Center, New York.
"Thryvor is a powerful concept - allowing us to experience authentic survival, in graphic detail, through the eyes of a real cancer patient. This holds tremendous value for patients and families as well as doctors and medical students - survival is knowledge."
Dr. Malcolm Taw M.D., F.A.C.P. Director UCLA Center for East-West Medicine - Westlake Village, Associate Clinical Professor UCLA Dept. of Medicine.
Dr. Malcolm Taw M.D., F.A.C.P. Director UCLA Center for East-West Medicine - Westlake Village, Associate Clinical Professor UCLA Dept. of Medicine.
"Thryvor's goal - connecting patients directly with survivors - is a brilliant idea. The documentary is a wonderful way to launch the mission and share legitimate hope, with countless lives".
Robert Maurer PHD, Former Director of Behavioral Sciences UCLA Medical Center, Founder of the Science Of Excellence, author of Mastering Fear,
One Small Step Can Change Your Life, and The Spirit Of Kaizen.
Robert Maurer PHD, Former Director of Behavioral Sciences UCLA Medical Center, Founder of the Science Of Excellence, author of Mastering Fear,
One Small Step Can Change Your Life, and The Spirit Of Kaizen.
August 2017 The right movie, at the right moment, can change a life.
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My name is John Sencio. I’ve survived cancer twice, 1995 & 2012. I'm lucky. Both times I was diagnosed, I searched for a movie that followed an actual patient, in real time, who beat cancer. What I envisioned: person gets cancer, person beats cancer, see the gritty journey - gain valuable insight, be inspired.
Amazingly, I could not find the movie I needed, so I'm making it. A movie by a patient, for patients.
Cancer brings confusion and fear; my family and I needed knowledge and encouragement - from a real survivor. During my treatment. I thought: “wow, there are so many things about cancer no one tells you – I wish I had known all of this before hand.” I needed that powerful navigation tool.
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My name is John Sencio. I’ve survived cancer twice, 1995 & 2012. I'm lucky. Both times I was diagnosed, I searched for a movie that followed an actual patient, in real time, who beat cancer. What I envisioned: person gets cancer, person beats cancer, see the gritty journey - gain valuable insight, be inspired.
Amazingly, I could not find the movie I needed, so I'm making it. A movie by a patient, for patients.
Cancer brings confusion and fear; my family and I needed knowledge and encouragement - from a real survivor. During my treatment. I thought: “wow, there are so many things about cancer no one tells you – I wish I had known all of this before hand.” I needed that powerful navigation tool.
With Dr. Steve Lee - my radiation oncologist and Dr. Mamta Singhvi at UCLA.
According to the World Health Organization, over 1 million new patients are diagnosed every month with cancer. That’s over 35 thousand people, every 24 hours. It's almost impossible to calculate the millions of people currently fighting cancer. The potential audience for Thryvor is massive . With this project, anytime a new patient (or family member) asks their doctor, nurse, pharmacist, or social worker to recommend a movie where a person beats cancer - they can say: THRYVOR.
With my lead surgeon Dr. Eliot Abemayor, UCLA.
We are assembling an amazing team for Thryvor - talented partners, sponsors, and other Thryvors. This will be more than a movie - it will be a valuable resource. This project will have a lasting impact and you can help bring THRYVOR to life. It's easy to get involved - CONTACT US.
Filming with my original radiation oncologist, Dr Bernadine Donahue at Maimonides Cancer Center.
We are currently in development, our "social media" will be starting soon.
This site is under construction.
This site is under construction.
