Getting diagnosed and going through cancer is pretty lonely.

It was an incredibly challenging time when I was 31 and undergoing treatment.

I felt like no one around me, including my friends and family, truly understood what I was going through. I felt invisible like I was dealing with everything all by myself.

Have you ever been in a situation where it feels like nobody truly gets you? 

When you're facing challenges alone? 

It's a pretty isolating feeling, like being on an island alone.

While my friends and family were busy with their lives – starting families, getting married, advancing in their careers – I spent my days in hospitals. 

It was a whole different world.

Imagine having to put off vacations because of setbacks, missing out on big events like weddings, and constantly having the thought of your mortality hanging over you at such a young age – it was the reality I was dealing with that nobody around me genuinely understood.

But the hardest part? 

Feeling like nobody knew who I was deep down. I had no one to relate to.

So, what did I do? 

I created a community where I finally felt seen and understood. 

A supportive, uplifting circle of women who were going through the same things I was, who could relate to every emotion and struggle.

That's why finding a community that gets you is incredibly invaluable. 

Seriously, invaluable!

And that's exactly what I've created. 

I've decided to move away from Facebook because I want to provide a more private, organized, and focused space. A place where I can fully engage in what I'm passionate about – coaching, guiding, teaching, empowering, motivating, and inspiring you, week after week with real solutions that help you. 

I care deeply about my community members, so I'm making this change and introducing "Thriving Through Cancer," a space designed to offer understanding and support like never before. 

I'm beyond bursting with excitement to bring this to you, and the best part, it's just $15 a month. Such a small investment for the immense value of being part of a community that truly gets it.