MY STORY IN UNDER 5 MINUTES
THE UNEXPECTED TWIST IN MY FIGHT FOR LIFE
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Chloe Temtchine is a singer, songwriter, and double–lung transplant recipient whose story of resilience has inspired audiences around the world. Through her music and speaking, she offers a raw and unfiltered look at what it truly means to turn survival into purpose—reminding people that even in their darkest moments, there is always a glimmer of hope. Her performances seamlessly blend storytelling, film, comedy, and original music to create a deeply emotional experience that moves audiences to tears, laughter, and action. From Fortune 500 stages to hospital rooms, Chloe’s voice and message have helped people rediscover hope, courage, and the strength to keep going—no matter what they are facing.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
“Chloé Temtchine, with supermodel looks, intoxicating sex appeal, and a sultry, soulful voice, would not look out of place on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine, with the possible exception of the breathing tubes that she must use, even while performing.”
“She’s tethered to an oxygen tank, but her singing career is soaring.”
"Chloé Temtchine’s story is so moving, and her talent in the face of all obstacles is nothing short of amazing.”
— Jeffrey Hayzlett, Primetime TV Host & Star of Bloomberg’s C Suite
“She amazed hundreds of people with her vibrant voice and soulful songs… that led to a standing ovation.”
“Then all hell broke loose, and I ended up in the ER,” she said, noting that she received a new diagnosis of PVOD, or pulmonary veno-occlusive disease, adding that she fell into a four-day coma and was on life support for three weeks.
“It was life or death in the biggest way,” she said.
CHLOE’S STORY
Chloe Temtchine is an award-winning singer, songwriter, speaker, and creator of The Smile Tour (a U.S. hospital tour) and Super Brave Kids — an interview series designed to empower children living with chronic illnesses as they share the lessons they’ve learned with the mission of inspiring others.
Chloe was misdiagnosed for five years before finally learning she had two life-threatening illnesses: Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH) and PVOD. Depsite having been told she had little time to live, Chloe spent the next seven years surviving on oxygen. In 2020, she went into cardiac arrest, was in a four-day coma, and was placed on ECMO (life support) before receiving a double-lung transplant that forever changed her life and purpose.
As a recording artist, Chloe has received multiple awards, including the Avon Award for “Best Song,” presented by Fergie. Her song Be Brave was downloaded more than 150,000 times within its first 90 days of release. As a speaker, she has worked with major organizations such as Johnson & Johnson, C-Suite, and Transplants for Kids, captivating audiences worldwide with her raw honesty, humor, and message of hope.
Chloé’s journey sharpened her perspective, deepened her compassion, and strengthened her drive to help others facing their own seemingly impossible battles. She founded The Chloé Temtchine Foundation (TCTF) — a nonprofit dedicated to inspiring and empowering people living with Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH) and other life-threatening conditions through creative programs, music, and storytelling.
Her Super Brave Kids initiative gives young patients a platform to see beyond their challenges and become role models for others — turning pain into power and survival into purpose.
Fluent in French, Spanish, and English, Chloé is a natural communicator who doesn’t hold back. She created The Oxygen Sisters — her comedic alter egos — to share lessons about resilience and gratitude in a fun, relatable way.
Despite singing with a paralyzed vocal cord, Chloe is widely respected in the music industry. She has written with Grammy Award–winning songwriters such as Toby Gad (John Legend, Beyoncé), Guy Roche (Christina Aguilera), and Sacha Skarbek (James Blunt), among others. Her insights and story have been featured in publications such as The Huffington Post, The New York Post, USA Today, and Fox 5, and she has appeared on The Doctors, The Late Show with David Letterman, and Hallmark’s Home & Family, to name a few.
Today, Chloe uses her music, storytelling, and humor to help others find hope, motivation, and a renewed sense of purpose while raising awareness about pulmonary arterial hypertension and the importance of organ donation. She believes that perspective, gratitude, trust, humor, and hard work form the foundation of personal strength and freedom.
A sought-after motivational speaker and performer, Chloe regularly partners with global brands, pharmaceutical companies, and private organizations. Her work continues to prove that the human spirit — when fueled by purpose — can turn even the darkest moments into light.
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