Buckle up for Part II of Maggie's story because WHEWWWW this woman has been through some sh*t.

Maggie tells us about being diagnosed so young, her battle with Chronic Myeloid Leukemia, surviving a bone marrow transplant, getting a new birthday and so much more.

Today is my 31st birthday, and looking back over my 30th year, I have some thoughts to share.

Today was supposed to be my last day of chemotherapy. But it’s not. And it’s got me feeling all the feels.

Yup. I turned 30-years-old and I realized I didn't have a skincare or make up routine. And then I learned I would have to have chemo, lose my hair, get chemo acne and possibly my eyelashes and eyebrows!? I needed HELP, and help stat.

Sara is one of my cancer cheerleaders who’s helped me regain confidence. She’s a curve model who recently moved to the big apple who tells us all about facing fear in pursuit of her dreams.

It turns out living and battling cancer is a lot harder than it looks.

I recap chemotherapy round 2 (losing my hair), round 3 (losing my mind and having a mental breakdown) and round 4 (halfway, baby)!

Kat and I talk about how she faced fear through leaving a profession she didn't believe in, becoming her own boss, what integrative wellness is in the first place, and we even do a visualization practice that listeners can join us in.

This week's episode features my 14 hour Chemo Eve day, a recap of my full day including my FIRST chemo appointment, what it was like, how I felt, God Winks, breast cancer voodoo dolls and so much more.

This week's episode features my 14 hour Chemo Eve day, a recap of my full day including my FIRST chemo appointment, what it was like, how I felt, God Winks, breast cancer voodoo dolls and so much more.

I received the ultimate God Wink of all God Wink's when a pastor at my church reached out to me asking if he could share some of my story as a part of his sermon about encouragement. You lovely listeners are ALL encouragers to me, so I was able to share the audio from the sermon on this episode to conclude the show.

So what’s it like to have a bilateral mastectomy!?

In Part 2 of Amber's story, we get into what happens AFTER the war of cancer enters your body. We share feelings of facing fear, the unknown, what cancer has taught us and the big plans Amber has for her bright future, including a brand new career!

I met Amber thanks to a Facebook friend when I announced my own diagnosis. We quickly connected and I learned her story is UN-BE-LEIVE-ABLE... She learned at 24-years-old (just last year) she had Stage 3 Triple Negative Breast Cancer.

Before they go, I wanted to give one last goodbye to my boobs and reflect on the 15 years I got to have them. It's been quite the journey and it's ending FAR too soon. But I'm ok. I will be ok. And best of all, I'll be survivor.

I finally get around to telling you how I FEEEEEEL about giving up my boobs so I can be cancer free. With only a week to go until my surgery, I am trying to process feeling anxious, nervous, excited (??), scared and so much more.

This is a big step in my cancer journey... on January 12, 2022 I will sacrifice my natural boobs for an (almost) guarantee to be cancer free.

I tell you all about my IVF experience from the 40 shots I had to take for 2 weeks to the surgery to where our little embryos stand now! I’ve got another God wink story to share and finally, thank you so much for 100 TOTAL ORDERS!

Have your kids first, and then have cancer. Or... just don't have cancer at all. I share how we went from a family dealing with a cancer diagnosis to deciding to do IVF essentially overnight.