Seventy year old Ronald Baker says that "its hard to think about cancer on a growling bulldozer". He was diagnosed with prostate cancer and receives radiation daily, where he says is the only time during the day he thinks about having cancer.
Baker enjoys driving the two ton bulldozer and feels that staying busy is keeping his mind off of his cancer diagnosis and treatments. When he isn't working Ronald stays at Jack's Place, a temporary home for people needing long-term cancer treatments.
Ronald lives with his wife on a secluded ranch in Colorado where he rides horses and takes people on guided hunting trips in the winter. There wasn't a good treatment center available where he lives so he was referred to Jack's Place, a place he could live and find a job to keep busy during his radiation treatments.
Way to go Ronald!
