40. Breast Cancer Awareness Month: What I've Learned from My Stage 4 Journey

What happens when an unexpected diagnosis changes everything?

In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted,   I talk about my personal journey through stage 4 breast cancer and highlight the incredible story of Louise Butcher, who ran the London Marathon topless post-mastectomy. I also share the heartbreaking situation of Jeannie Ambrose, who is living with stage 4 breast cancer but fighting for access to life-extending treatment in England—a treatment I have access to here in Australia. 

 Key Episode Takeaways:

• The emotional impact of receiving a stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis
• Navigating treatment decisions and how multiple sclerosis complicated my journey.
• The importance of access to medical treatments—Jeannie’s fight for Enhertu.
• Embracing wellness with an integrative approach.
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Show Resources:

• Episode 20 Hurdle2Hope® Stories - Meet Lousie Butcher
• Episode 37 Australia Has Access to Enhertu—England’s Stage 4 Breast Cancer Patients Deserve the Same
• Enhertu Campaign visit @thetittygritty
• Episode 38 I Live with Stage 4 Breast Cancer: Here’s My Take on Elle Macpherson’s Approach 

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Unexpected hurdles interrupt all of our lives. It is how you respond that will define your experience.

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