"Dare to Dream" - The Taryn Hillin Story

Five years ago, Taryn Hillin seemed to have it all.
She was the VP of strategy at a successful media company, she had a loving husband, and she was just about to leave to fulfill her dream of living in France.
But on a routine checkup before her travel, doctors found a rare high-grade small cell neuroendocrine tumor of the uterine cervix that left her with a 7% chance of survival.
So Taryn fought back.
And since then she has impacted women all over the world with her disease, built an educational community of fellow survivors, and is now fulfilling her TRUE dream that she's had since she was a child.
She is an inspiration. And this is her story.

[@Twigja]

Thank yall so much for sharing Taryn's story!! She is such an inspiration to so many and definitely to me with her story. Just goes to prove that even though the odds are against you, there's always a reason to keep fighting and to live your best life 💚💚💚
Also those shirts of Max's face at Disney WERE SO FUNNY LOL

[@TheAntiCancerLife]

Thank you!!!!

[@CarcinoidNETs]

Thank YOU for watching and supporting! We agree, Taryn is a HUGE inspiration!

[@badgamerjayde]

Thank you for sharing Taryn's story.
She's exceptional and just knowing she exists in this world is a blessing. Every interaction I've had with her has been wonderful, informative and full of joy.
She is an inspiration.

[@ShroomsCross]

Max and Taryn are gems in this world, thank you for sharing her story!! 💜💜

[@karlahale1970]

Thank you for sharing Taryn’s story! Taryn, you are such an inspiration to so many! ❤ there were many things you shared that beautifully paralleled my views on life “pre” and “post” cancer. You’re giving hope by sharing and living the life you dreamed of~cancer did not diminish that! Many blessings!

[@BaconEvan]

Love the stories that are being told. Keep up the awesome work that you do

[@CarcinoidNETs]

That honestly made our day, thank you so much!!

[@BaconEvan]

@@CarcinoidNETs I'm glad to hear it!

[@womanateeetee8882]

Taryn effin Hillin!! Keeping those PET scans boring and routine since 2021

[@TheAntiCancerLife]

Deal!

[@livvw]

Thanks for sharing Taryn's story, I feel like I've gotten to know her through Max over the years and how much of an impact Taryn has had on Max and vice-versa, they are both incredible people and they are so incredibly lucky to have each other.
Love you both a lot.

[@CarcinoidNETs]

Thank you for watching!!

[@ranikoneswaran6223]

Amen 🙏

[@AStarfshs]

💜💜

[@CarcinoidNETs]

❤

[@henlooo842]

i farted out a baby-

[@monicark2030]

I have NET indolent and meeting doctors in six ambulatories, although chemo is not for me as cancer did not appear. But my Autoimune Athrophic Gastritis is making my stomach die, the euphemism is athrophic, and I am at a stage that it doesn't matter if I drink bottles of wine, beer, eat a whole giant pizza, sodas or eat a very big cheese bacon dripping fat, there's no return for me, as it turns to be an adenoma or carcinoid they will admit me into the hospital, make exams and the next day will be operation room.
My grandfather I never knew died in the 50's; my uncle had cancer in all his digestive system, he passed in July 2024 my mom three months later she had an not differentiated adenoma in her stomach, she survived her surgery but got sepsis inside the hospital, she passed away three months after my uncle.
My grandma was devastated.
So far I am the only person on the third generation to have tumors.