Nobody Told You It Would Feel Like This.
The diagnosis was hard enough. Doing it alone is a different kind of hard entirely.
Who You Are
I Know Exactly Who You Are.
You're smart. Self-reliant. You've been handling your own life for a long time.
You research everything. You show up to every appointment prepared. You don't want to be a burden, so you tell people you're fine — even when you're not even close to fine.
You're not falling apart. But you're not okay either.
And somewhere underneath the fear and the fatigue and the endless appointments, there's a version of you that is absolutely furious about what this has taken from you.
That woman? She's who I work with.
Who You Are Talking To
In 2023, I Was You.
Stage 4 lung cancer. Spread to my ribs, liver, sacrum, and pelvis. No treatment options. Six to eight months to live.
I was single. I was alone. And I had a choice to make.
I could follow their timeline, or create my own. I studied, I fasted, I nourished, I listened - to my body, not just the system. And I went from terminal to remission.
Now I help other single women with cancer do what no one told them was possible - build a healing path that's entirely, unapologetically theirs.
I'm a Registered Holistic Nutritionist. I've worked with Olympic athletes, master's atheletes and midlife women. I'm a cancer thriver.
And possibly the most useful person you'll talk to this year