Big Ballsy Comics, created by testicular cancer survivor Thomas Cantley aka Mr. Ballsy, aims to help educate people about cancer in an engaging manner.

Big Ballsy Comics, created by testicular cancer survivor Thomas Cantley aka Mr. Ballsy, aims to help educate people about cancer in an engaging manner.
My firsy Relay for Life occurred in 2018, after I had faced cancer in 2016. I left the track with many thoughts and takeaways circling my head.
Testicular cancer survivor Rob Harvey had a dream to break the Guinness World Record for Fastest Journey on Foot from Lands End to John O’Groats.
I always say I am surviving cancer. I will never say I survived cancer, because that seems too final. For me, it’s an ongoing process.
One year post chemo mark, I take time to reflect on how my healing progressed. It continues to be quite the journey, inside and out.
I began writing about my cancer experience one year ago. I’ve learned many different lessons since getting the ball rolling.
After being down one testicle (due to testicular cancer) for one year, I pause and reflect on how my life has changed since that day.
Beyond the physical loss cancer brought to my life, it suddenly dawned on me that I lost months of my life that I would never get back.
Six months after completing chemo, I pause again to reflect on how my healing progressed. It continues to be quite the journey, inside and out.
As I head into my port removal, I reimagine the experience as an entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. After all, I am the Uniballer.