I Love My Life – Cancer Thriving Workshop with Jo Hilder After cancer treatment ends, many people express a sense of loss and grief, sometimes struggling to process all they’ve experienced mentally and emotionally. Plans, perceptions, and perhaps even bodies are changed, and it can seem almost impossible to simply “go back to normal” after [...]
It’s much easier to like your life – and yourself – when things are going well. When I had cancer, I felt a deep sense of shame at having somehow “failed” at life, at having become a “victim” of something I couldn’t control, rather than being a raging success at everything as we’re taught we’re [...]
MYTH #1 – Cancer is rare. In fact, cancer is not rare. The odds of getting cancer in your lifetime are the same as being born a boy – latest statistics state one in two people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime.* When every second person gets something, that something isn’t rare. Why this myth [...]
