Wendie Taylor

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

03/08/2026

You survive cancer.

Everyone celebrates when treatment ends.

But then something strange happens…

People assume you’re back to normal.

Meanwhile you’re dealing with:

• fatigue
• hormone shifts
• body changes
• digestion issues
• weight gain
• emotional whiplash

And sometimes the hardest part of recovery is realizing the people around you don’t fully understand what you’re going through.

On International Women’s Day, I’m thinking about the women navigating cancer recovery quietly, long after treatment ends.

Your strength didn’t end when the bell rang ❤️‍🩹

If you’re a survivor, what surprised you most about recovery?

03/07/2026

You finish treatment and suddenly food feels… complicated.

Not because you don’t know what healthy eating is.

But because now every meal feels like it carries pressure.

Pressure to prevent recurrence.
Pressure to reduce inflammation.
Pressure to lose the weight from steroids or treatment.
Pressure to do the “perfect” anti-inflammatory diet.

And when you’re already dealing with fatigue, aches, swelling, hormone changes, and medications…

….even deciding what to eat for dinner can feel exhausting.

I’ve been having so many conversations lately with women navigating this exact phase of recovery.

And it’s one of the reasons I’ve been quietly working on something new that I’m sharing Monday.

If this resonates with you —if food, energy, or your body has felt confusing since treatment —comment SUPPORT so I can make sure you see it when it drops.

You don’t have to figure this phase out alone. ❤️‍🩹

03/06/2026

Nobody prepares you for the questions that come after cancer treatment.

The weight changes.
The ingredient fear.
The exhaustion.
The conflicting advice.

You’re not broken.
Your body is recovering.

I’m opening something new next week for women ready to rebuild their strength, metabolism, and confidence after treatment.

Comment SUPPORT and I’ll send the details ❤️

03/05/2026

When someone is going through cancer treatment, food suddenly becomes one of the most stressful parts of their day.

Not because they don’t care.

But because everyone has an opinion.

“Cut all sugar.”
“You should be taking this supplement”
“You need to eat perfectly.”

And suddenly every bite feels like a decision that could affect their health.

What most people don’t realize is that cancer patients are already carrying so much —fear, fatigue, treatment side effects, and uncertainty.

The last thing they need is more pressure around food.

They need clarity.
They need steadiness.
And they need support.

If you’re navigating treatment and food has started to feel overwhelming, you’re not alone.

I have something really special coming next week to support people going through cancer treatment.

Comment SUPPORT and I’ll reach out with the details ❤️‍🩹

03/01/2026

Most women expect transformation in 2 weeks.

Recovery doesn’t work like that.

Week 1 is safety.
Weeks 4–6 are focused on stabilizing energy
12 weeks is learning to trust. .

It’s not about fixing your body.
It’s about learning how to live in it again.

If you’re navigating life after treatment and want steady, structured support —this is the work I do.

Comment SUPPORT and I’ll reach out.

02/26/2026

Not an exhaustive list.
Just an honest one.

As a cancer dietitian in treatment, I’ve:

– eaten steak tacos
– not asked what oil they used
– chosen what sounded good instead of what sounded “anti-cancer”
– ordered takeout instead of cooking
– let fear creep in anyway

Because here’s the truth:

During treatment, nutrition is not about perfection.

It’s about tolerance.
It’s about flexibility.
It’s about nourishment in whatever form your body can manage that day.

Food fear is loud online.
Real recovery is nuanced.

If you’ve been scared you’re “doing it wrong” because you ate red meat… or fries… or didn’t interrogate the ingredients list…

Take a breath.

One meal does not determine your prognosis.

Save this for the next time food guilt shows up.

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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.

So why am I sharing this with you now?

I now know that discriminating someone for their weight is so much more harmful than eating a french fry.

I had all the knowledge of macronutrients, micronutrients, and how they are metabolized in the body.....

What I did not know, was how to relate to my clients and what they were going through.

So I asked myself, "how can I help these women step away from the scale and negative body talk and understand their true value and worth?"

After reading a book called Intuitive Eating, I began to research its principles, and I began to realize that all the years I had been giving my clients meal prep plans or my reset books, I had been leading my clients down the wrong path!

Honestly, there was a time when I felt ready to leave my profession altogether. I felt really disconnected about what I was "supposed" to be teaching and promoting. I realized how weight-centric my profession was. I no longer wanted to create bikini body workouts, weight loss, or green smoothie detoxes. All of the counting, calorie-restricting, and cutting out foods just felt really out of alignment with my values.

I was a victim of diet culture! I have been manipulated by diets.

I realized the “traditional” approach did not work for clients long term. My clients just weren't able to hang on to those unrealistic "lifestyle changes".

So I asked myself, "how can I help my clients trust their body to signal when they were hungry and what they should eat?"

When I began practicing using a weight-inclusive model with my clients, they finally began to heal their relationship with food and their bodies, find the food freedom they had always been looking for, and create positive habits from a place of

self-care.....

....not control.

Now I am really proud of the work I do with women and I feel really grateful and honored to work with each and every one of you that come into my programs.

It is my mission to help you break free from your limiting beliefs that are holding you back from everything you were created for!