Gerry Turner shared that being diagnosed with Waldenström's macroglobulinemia means making decisions with the weight of a terminal illness, prompting a shift in priorities toward family.
Turner described the moment of his cancer diagnosis as feeling like '10 tons of concrete were just dropped on me' and admitted to being in denial initially.
Despite the difficulties he faced, Turner expressed a desire to embrace life positively, stating he's now focused on enjoying every moment without regrets.
He highlighted that the changes in his relationship priorities stemmed from his diagnosis, indicating that the health scare influenced his decisions concerning his marriage.
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