Wendie Taylor

Wendie Taylor Cancer Recovery Dietitian | Helping women rebuild energy, metabolism & trust in their body after treatment
Breast cancer survivor 💛 Start your recovery here

04/23/2026

hi, I’m Wendie 🤍
I help women feel like themselves again after cancer—without diets, food rules, or fear around food

I’ve lived this too… and I know how confusing this phase can be

if you’re here, you’re probably in it
and you don’t have to figure it out alone ❤️‍🩹

can I get an amen? 🙏

04/22/2026

I finished chemo…
and they told me I couldn’t ring the bell.

Not because I didn’t go through it.
Not because I didn’t show up for every round.

But because there was still more ahead.

More immunotherapy.
More recovery.
More figuring out how to live in a body that doesn’t feel like yours yet.

And this is the part no one prepares you for.

Everyone celebrates the end of chemo like it’s the finish line…
but for so many women, it’s not the end.

It’s the beginning of a completely different phase.

The part where you’re still exhausted.
Still trying to eat.
Still trying to feel like yourself again.

This is why this work matters so much to me.

Because you shouldn’t have to figure this part out alone AND you should celebrate every milestone🤍

If this is where you are right now… you’re not alone.
Comment “support” or message me—I’m here.

Oh PS- my final treatment is today and I told my oncologist I’m going out in that hallway by the elevator and ringing that bell!!! 🔔

04/21/2026

I thought I’d get to ring the bell when I finished chemo🔔

Like… that was the moment I had been pushing toward!!!
The hardest part. The part that changed my day-to-day life.

But I was told I have to wait.
Until I finish a full year of immunotherapy.

And I get it—medically, that’s how they define it.

But from a human standpoint?
My body already knows what it just went through.

So I’m choosing to honor this phase anyway.

Because this is the part no one really prepares you for…
how the milestones don’t always feel the way you expected them to.

If you’re in treatment or recovery and feeling that disconnect—like your experience doesn’t match what you were told it should feel like…

…you’re not alone.

And you’re allowed to recognize the moments that matter to you!!

If you’re trying to rebuild your energy, appetite, or just feel like yourself again after treatment…
comment SUPPORT and I’ll reach out.

I see this every single day.Women who:– were second-guessing every bite– skipping meals or afraid to eat the “wrong” thi...
04/20/2026

I see this every single day.

Women who:
– were second-guessing every bite
– skipping meals or afraid to eat the “wrong” thing
– feeling like nothing was working

…and slowly start to feel:

✨ more at peace with food
✨ more confident in their choices
✨ more supported instead of overwhelmed

Not because they found the “perfect plan”
But because they stopped trying to figure it out alone.

This is the part no one talks about after cancer…
…how confusing food becomes, and how heavy it feels to carry that by yourself.

These women didn’t do anything extreme.
They just started taking small steps, with support, that actually stuck.

And it adds up!

If you’re watching this and thinking
“I wish this could be me…”

If you’re feeling that pull (or a little FOMO 😅),
comment “support” and I’ll reach out to you personally!

04/20/2026

You can do everything “right” after cancer…

eat well
cut sugar
try to be consistent
follow all the advice you’ve been given

…and still feel exhausted
still have no appetite
still feel off in your own body

That’s the part no one explains.

Because it’s not just about trying harder
or being more disciplined with food

If your body doesn’t have the support it actually needs to rebuild…
you’ll keep feeling stuck no matter how “good” you’re being.

➡️ Low energy
➡️ Inconsistent eating
➡️ Cravings later in the day
➡️ Feeling like nothing is working

It’s not a willpower problem.

It’s a support problem.

And once you understand that—everything starts to shift.

If this sounds like you, you’re not alone 🤍

Comment SUPPORT and I’ll add you to the waitlist for Nourished After Cancer where I help you rebuild your energy, appetite, and confidence with food after cancer.

04/19/2026

So many women think once treatment ends…
they’re supposed to feel “back to normal.”

But instead it feels like it follows you
in your energy
in your body
in your day-to-day life

That doesn’t mean something is wrong with you
It means your body is still trying to recover
without the right kind of support

You don’t have to stay stuck there

Comment SUPPORT if this hit you—I’ll reach out

04/17/2026

I walked in the door, peeled off two pairs of compression socks…and just sat outside for a minute.

Swollen. Tired. Quiet.

And I kept thinking…

no one tells you what to eat on days like this.

Not when food sounds unappealing.
Not when your body feels off.
Not when you’re just trying to get through the day.

You get told:
eat clean
avoid sugar
just listen to your body

…but your body doesn’t feel like something you understand right now.

This is the part no one talks about.

The in-between moments.
The real life after appointments.
The “what do I actually do now?”

And this is exactly why I created Nourished After Cancer.

Not for perfect days.
For these days.

Where you need simple, doable support that meets you where you are.

Doors close tonight.

If you’ve been watching, waiting, or wondering if this is for you…

this is your moment.

Comment SUPPORT or send me a message and I’ll get you the details before we close ❤️

04/17/2026

I hear this every single day:

“I’m a clean eater so I think I’m okay…”
“I’ve cut out so many foods it’s stressful”
“I don’t know what’s safe to eat anymore”
“I’m just eating plain and boring food”

And then the quiet part…

“I still feel like crap”

That’s not failure. That’s what happens when you’re handed restriction instead of real support.

Because after cancer, your body doesn’t need:

❌ more rules
❌ more fear
❌ more foods to cut out

It needs a way of eating that actually works with what you’re going through

Energy. Digestion. Taste changes. Hormones. Real life.

If you’re stuck in the cycle of trying to “do it right” but it’s not actually helping…comment SUPPORT

I’ll send you the next step to apply for Nourished After Cancer ($200 off right now)

04/16/2026

I hear this every day:

➡️ “My team said just eat whatever I can tolerate”
➡️ “I eat what I feel like eating”
➡️ “We’re all different”

And during treatment?
That advice makes sense.

When your body is dealing with chemo or radiation, the priority is:
✔️ getting anything in
✔️ preventing weight loss
✔️ managing side effects

That’s acute phase survival care.

But here’s where women get stuck…

Months (or years) later, they’re still:
– exhausted
– dealing with brain fog
– struggling with appetite
– anemic or depleted

Because tolerance honey is very different than nourishment!

Just because your body can handle a food
doesn’t mean it’s getting what it needs to rebuild.

For example (based on what you’ve been sharing with me):

➡️ Eating only what “sounds good” often adds up to inconsistent intake and underfueling and your brain and body never get steady energy (hello fatigue + brain fog!!)

➡️ Fruit/veggies alone during the day… yes these are quick energy but they lead right to a crash (especially without protein or enough overall intake)

➡️ Overly restrictive “anti-cancer” diets can lead to deficiencies like anemia (I see this more than people think)

➡️ “We’re all different” very TRUE… but your body still follows basic physiology (it needs consistent energy, protein, and nutrients to repair)

This isn’t about perfection.
It’s about moving from survival phase to support and rebuilding.

And most women were never guided through that transition.

If you’re still feeling off after treatment…
it’s not because your body is broken.

It’s because no one showed you what comes next ❤️‍🩹

this is exactly what we’re working through inside my program—doors close tomorrow! Comment SUPPORT for more info

04/16/2026

“Cut sugar.”
“Avoid fruit.”
“Don’t eat anything that feeds cancer.”

…and now you’re left wondering what’s actually safe to eat.

This is where so many women get stuck, because they’ve been given rules instead of real guidance.

So you:
– overthink every bite
– stick to the same “safe” foods
– or feel like you’re constantly getting it wrong

Meanwhile your body is:
– going through treatment
– dealing with side effects
– and needing nourishment that actually feels doable

Truth 💣 There is no perfect diet you need to follow right now.

But there is a way to eat that:
✔ supports your energy
✔ works with treatment (not against it)
✔ feels realistic on the hard days

If you’re ready for support, my Nourished After Cancer program is designed to walk you through exactly how to do this step-by-step.

I currently have $200 off enrollment through today before we get started Monday!

Comment SUPPORT or send me a message and I’ll help you see if it’s a good fit 🤍

04/15/2026

Because apparently the menu after treatment is:

Cereal 🥣
Applesauce 🍏
Endless second-guessing 😅

Been there? Ready to graduate from the “is this even safe?” phase?👇
Comment SUPPORT and I’ll DM you the application link!

04/14/2026

There’s a version of this that so many women in my world live…

They’re told:
👉 “You look great!”
👉 “You look healthy!”
👉 “Whatever you’re doing is working!”

Meanwhile…
they’re exhausted by 2–3pm
their digestion feels off
their hormones feel unpredictable
and they don’t feel like themselves in their own body

And it’s confusing… because on paper (or from the outside), everything looks “fine.”

But feeling good in your body is not the same as looking good to other people.

This is the gap I work in.

Not chasing “looking healthy”
but actually helping your body feel supported again from the inside out

If this resonates… you’re not crazy, and you’re not alone 🤍
Comment ENERGY and I’ll send you the link to my free training!

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Hi! I’m Wendie Taylor. I’m a non-diet dietitian.

I’m really a food and body image coach. I help women like you heal their relationship with food and find health without obsession.......

.....but it wasn't always this way.

I did what we were all taught in school. I went to school to train people to "get healthier", yet I wasn't taught about weight bias.

I created meal plans, and ebooks on how to detox, but most of all, I used a scale in my practice.