New MN Breasties
Three working mamas talking cancer, survivorship, and the raw & real truth of having cancer in your 30's.
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Episode 15: Martha's Story - Stage IV story of Hope (opens the original)
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In this episode, Martha shares her inspiring journey as a young woman diagnosed with stage four HER2 positive breast cancer at 33. She discusses her diagnosis, treatment, the importance of support systems, and how her perspective on life has evolved through her experience. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Martha’s story and diagnosis 02:14 Martha’s life before cancer and initial diagnosis 05:09 How Martha found the podcast and her connection to the community 07:51 Details of Martha’s diagnosis and
Episode 14: Cancer Trauma, Survivorship, & Learning to feel safe again with Corinne (opens the original)
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Trauma, survivorship, and learning to feel safe again. The Minnesota Breasties welcome licensed therapist and breast cancer survivor Corinne Nechalova for a candid conversation about what happens after treatment ends. They dig into trauma, fear of recurrence, people pleasing, guilt, identity shifts, and the body-based tools that can help survivors feel regulated again. This episode matters because it names the part of cancer survivorship that often goes unspoken: the emotional and nervous system
Episode 13: Triple Negative Survivors + their powerful stories (opens the original)
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TNBC Warriors + their unique stories
Episode 13: Triple Negative Survivors + their powerful stories! (opens the original)
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Get to know two of our incredible guests - sharing the ins and outs of their experience with triple negative breast cancer.
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