Sep 3, 2026 · 28 min · 11 segments
In this episode, Grace and Trent share their journey through cancer diagnosis and treatment, and how Wonders and Worries provided vital support for their family. They discuss the importance of…
Trent BaileyGuestGraceGuestSo Grace, you and Trent both are now on the other side of this.
Do you feel like you still have that scanxiety, what's next mindset? Or do you feel like you're at kind of a place of peace about the journey you've gone through? Well,
I'm 100% still a hypochondriac.
My toe hurts.
I'm like, oh, no, what's wrong? You know, it's cancer in my toe.
Can you get cancer in your toe? No, it is getting so much better.
And I always say, assuming I live to 80, 85, it's almost I'm almost grateful that I got cancer because it completely changed the way I live and our family lives.
You know, I don't worry about if the house isn't clean, like your worries are completely different now.
I'm two years out from it.
And, you know, sometimes I forget what truly matters.
And I have to bring myself back.
Like our family matters.
Our health matters.
The little tiny things.
You pop a tire.
Who cares? You know, it's not cancer.
We can figure this out.
And like so that I have to remind myself sometimes.
And that's hard, but.
Still a hypochondriac, but I do try, like, we live completely differently than we lived in 2023 when we thought we were so happy.
And now we just, we don't take anything for granted and don't sweat the small stuff.
Trent, what do you think has changed for your family? Like, can you notice changes since going through this experience?
Yeah, I think it's hard to like draw a hard line for a relation, but like my two boys are best friends and I was that way with my brother.
So Grace, you and Trent both are now on the other side of this.
Do you feel like you still have that scanxiety, what's next mindset? Or do you feel like you're at kind of a place of peace about the journey you've gone through? Well,
I'm 100% still a hypochondriac.
My toe hurts.
I'm like, oh, no, what's wrong? You know, it's cancer in my toe.
Can you get cancer in your toe? No, it is getting so much better.
And I always say, assuming I live to 80, 85, it's almost I'm almost grateful that I got cancer because it completely changed the way I live and our family lives.
You know, I don't worry about if the house isn't clean, like your worries are completely different now.
I'm two years out from it.
And, you know, sometimes I forget what truly matters.
And I have to bring myself back.
Like our family matters.
Our health matters.
The little tiny things.
You pop a tire.
Who cares? You know, it's not cancer.
We can figure this out.
And like so that I have to remind myself sometimes.
And that's hard, but.
Still a hypochondriac, but I do try, like, we live completely differently than we lived in 2023 when we thought we were so happy.
And now we just, we don't take anything for granted and don't sweat the small stuff.
Trent, what do you think has changed for your family? Like, can you notice changes since going through this experience?
Yeah, I think it's hard to like draw a hard line for a relation, but like my two boys are best friends and I was that way with my brother.
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