Len Sierra Len Scacalossi Sierra was diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer in 2014 after a new job provided a routine screening for employees. He leads the ZERO, Us TOO Danbury Support Group. Len shares that all of his relationships improved following his diagnosis. He’s much less focused on his own ego and more focused on being considerate to others. “It’s going to sound bizarre, but I’m almost glad it happened; it was an awakening - I like to think that some goodness has come out of the experience in bringing me closer to friends and family." His motto in life now is, to be kind to each other, find happiness in service to others.
Len Scacalossi Sierra was diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer in 2014 after a new job provided a routine screening for employees. He leads the ZERO, Us TOO Danbury Support Group. Len shares that all of his relationships improved following his diagnosis. He’s much less focused on his own ego and more focused on being considerate to others. “It’s going to sound bizarre, but I’m almost glad it happened; it was an awakening - I like to think that some goodness has come out of the experience in bringing me closer to friends and family." His motto in life now is, to be kind to each other, find happiness in service to others.
