Breast cancer survivor Sharon Delaney McCloud says that for cancer survivors, there’s an element of walking a tightrope, because you’re so grateful each year that passes; that puts you one year further ahead from the original diagnoses and all of the treatment.
Dr. Michelle May shares her ideas about shifting from a weight-centric to a weight-inclusive approach in working with patients.
“Moving toward weight inclusivity would stop ’othering’ a large percentage of our population,” according to Dr. Michelle May, “and help them achieve the wellbeing we’re all seeking.”
It’s been 19 years since AHA initiated their Go Red for Women campaign to educate women about women’s heart health. Still, there’s more to be done, as heart disease remains the number 1 killer of women, causing 1 in 3 deaths each year.
Southern motivational humorist Jane Jenkins Herlong shares some of her “Sweet Tea Secrets for 2023.” Gleaned from many conferences where she’s keynoted, from chats in the hallways to behind-the-scenes encounters, Jane lets her audiences into her Southern world with funny and poignant stories that anyone can relate to.
We talk a lot about self-care. What about self-love? It usually doesn’t get attention because it gets misaligned with the thinking that self-love is selfish. In today’s blog, our speaker, Darcy Lord, PhD, explains why self-love is not selfish. In fact, self-love is radically different from being selfish and is the key to bringing you alive and claiming your one wild and precious life.
Be a Mama Bear . . . for Yourself.
When stress is high, our speaker and breast cancer survivor Kim Becking teaches us to give ourselves the grace and permission to feel what we need to feel. Being kind to ourselves feels especially needed during the busy holiday season.
Speaker Diane Sieg, RN, who has inspired many audiences with talks about resilience, has shifted toward teaching a broader approach to beat burn-out and fatigue among nurses and all medical personnel – self-leadership. She teaches structured ways of renewing oneself, a discipline of cultivating self-awareness and a recognition by the organization as well as the professional that taking care of ourselves lies at the heart of continued, effective service.
A women’s retreat with like-minded women and talented leader Karen Drucker, was just the ticket to relax, re-boot and re-energize, after our many months of COVID isolation.
Nicole J. Phillips, literally bares all in her newest book, Borrow My Brave, A Breast Cancer Survivor Bares All. She writes candidly about her fears, as well as her proud moments. And she shares pictures of real women and their reconstruction choices as she invites women to, “borrow my brave.”
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