Isabel Lemus, Meritxell Jané, and Francesc Tarruella received, between ten and twenty years ago, a diagnosis of advanced cancer. Breast cancer with liver metastasis, colorectal cancer with liver metastasis, and melanoma with lung and brain metastasis... Treatments were scarce and the prognoses, not very hopeful. But on Tuesday, these three Catalans took the stage at the Llotja de Mar in Barcelona to explain how medical and scientific advances have allowed them to continue living for many more years. "I was diagnosed with cancer when I was 37 years old and now I am 54. I have been in remission for nine years thanks to immunotherapy," explained Jané. "When I started treatment, my oncologist told me: we will be seeing each other for a long time. And ten years have already passed," recalled Tarruella. The same thing happened to Lemus: "They gave me twenty months to live eleven years ago."