In tough times, cancer survivor Sean Swarner says, ‘You have more control over life than ...
(WorldNews Health)

DILLON — Sean Swarner has heard all kinds of questions as an inspirational speaker, author and adventurer. But on a September Zoom video conference — days after his latest climb of the 19,341-foot Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania — Swarner pondered a novel question about the physiology of his lungs. Swarner, 46, lives with one functioning lung due to scar tissue in his right lung from surviving two types of cancer as a teenager. In an homage to the Disney film “Finding Nemo,” Swarner calls his right lung his “lucky fin.” Swarner not only survived Hodgkin`s disease at 13 years old and Askin`s sarcoma at 16, but also conquered Mount Everest and each of the planet`s other Seven Summits...