A breast cancer survivor diagnosed at 25 chose a less toxic chemotherapy regimen and learned to trust her body's signals. Now she's thriving, making films, and writing books. She encourages other women to maintain agency over their health choices.
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I'm alive partially because I listened and I used a little bit less toxic chemotherapy and I did things a little differently. And that's where I learned that I can trust my body to give me great wisdom.
Wow. So powerful. I hope— I just wanna keep talking to the women watching this because they sometimes feel like their disease is their destiny and their diagnosis is their destiny, especially when it comes to things like breast cancer and You know, you, you're right, you shouldn't be here. A 25-year-old with aggressive breast cancer, that is a terrible prognosis. Yet you have completely overcome that and then multiple things afterward, and you're here thriving, making movies and writing books.