Beyond the Diagnosis

09/20/2025

09/18/2025

Not ashamed.
Not apologizing.
Yes, I took the damn gown.
Because it’s mine now — just like my healing.

Every time I see it, I remember that I walked into that hospital terrified — and walked out transformed.

You don’t need permission to claim your power. Sometimes healing looks like rituals.
Sometimes? It looks like petty little wins that feel so good.

Drop a 🏥 if you’ve ever kept something that reminded you how far you’ve come.

09/18/2025

Comment below which picture you think ⬇️

09/17/2025

Comment ‘detox’ for my detox protocol!! 🦋

09/16/2025

Because here’s the thing: awareness doesn’t save lives… action does.

Awareness is wearing the ribbon.
Action is getting the scans.
Awareness is posting the hashtag.
Action is having the uncomfortable conversation with your doctor, your family, your own body when something feels off.

Don’t get me wrong—I’m grateful for awareness. But when you’re staring down a rare, aggressive diagnosis, you realize awareness alone doesn’t heal you.

💜 What heals you is the hard, messy, consistent actions:
➡️ Advocating for yourself when you feel unheard.
➡️ Saying yes to treatment even when you’re terrified.
➡️ Rebuilding your mindset every single day when fear comes knocking.

So here’s my message to you: don’t stop at awareness.
Turn it into action. For yourself, for someone you love, for the future you want to live to see.

09/15/2025

While women brush off bloating, back pain, or fatigue as ‘just stress’ or ‘just hormones,’ this disease advances quietly. And because we don’t talk about it enough, too many women are diagnosed when it’s already too late.

Here’s the truth: this cancer is treatable when caught early. But only 1 in 5 cases are found soon enough. That means silence isn’t just dangerous—it’s deadly.

That’s why I talk about it. That’s why I’ll keep raising my voice. Awareness doesn’t just spread information—it saves lives.

This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, don’t let silence win. Share this post. Start the conversation. Tag someone you love. Because the more noise we make, the fewer women we lose.

09/14/2025

Most people play it safe. They wait. They hope. They avoid the hard choices.

But when you’re told you have a rare and aggressive cancer, ‘safe’ doesn’t save you.

👉 I pushed back when doctors gave me generic answers.
👉 I demanded second opinions and didn’t apologize for it.
👉 I rebuilt my mind daily with radical ownership, even when fear tried to crush me.
👉 I chose to live with urgency, not fear—moving my body, fueling my spirit, and protecting my energy like my life depended on it.

Because it did.

And here’s the truth most people don’t want to hear: healing requires courage. It requires doing the things that make others say, “I could never.”

But that’s how you shift from victim… to victor.

💜 Whatever your battle is—health, business, relationships—the question is the same: are you willing to do what most people wouldn’t dare?

Drop a ⚡ in the comments if you’re ready to go all-in on YOUR journet. Share this with someone who needs proof that impossible odds can be beaten.