Thrive Through Cancer Podcast

I feel really honored to introduce you to my friend, Courtney! She’s one of my favorite people and we’re actually going to talk about a really hard topic…grief. Grief can be a really difficult conversation for many people, especially because learning how to navigate grief and tragedy is such an emotional process. And while Courtney hasn’t navigated a cancer diagnosis, her oldest child passed away unexpectedly, and I know you’ll find so much value and appreciation for her honesty and transparency. Plus, even though everyone’s grieving process is so personal and unique, she gives some really practical suggestions and ideas to help you or your loved one navigate something so overwhelming and life-alternating. I pray that this conversation is as life-giving to you as it was to me!

I’m so, so excited about today’s episode about the Vagus Nerve. I’ve recently received an increased number of questions about this type of therapy, and I think you’re going to love learning all about the role it plays in a cancer diagnosis and in the prevention of disease.

Let me ask…do you experience any of the following: heartburn, acid reflux, bloating, belching, anemia, nausea, fatigue, headaches, easily sunburned? If so, you need to look at your body’s ability to digest food and at its need for hydrochloric acid…and this is exactly what I talk about in today’s podcast episode!

I’m so excited to introduce you to my dear, dear friend, Shauna Dukes! She inspires me every single day, and it’s been such a blessing to me and my life to watch as she has navigated a cancer diagnosis, the loss of her child, and is now stepping into a beautiful role of God using her story to give hope to others! Be prepared to laugh and cry with us as she shares her story, opens up her heart about death and grief, gives insight about the idea of the “backpack”, and discusses the importance of your choices and finding purpose in your pain. Our talk is filled with hope, and I know this conversation will bless you as much as it did me!