Episode 348 Life is full of heartache and if you don’t have humor, it’s very hard. Have a belly laugh once a day! -Ruth “Chip” Spalding Twenty years ago, in the middle of 8 rounds of chemotherapy and 35 radiation treatments for stage 2 breast cancer, Ruth “Chip” Spalding opened the door to find a delivery of flowers. That single act of kindness took root inside of her, and bloomed into a legacy of hope. Chip began searching for a local non-profit that shared her passion f

Episode 333 I don’t do well with injustice. -Christine Anastos 10 years ago, environmental engineer Christine Anastos knew something was wrong with her health. When tests came back normal, her care team suggested Christine see a psychiatrist. Her answer? “There’s nothing wrong with my brain. I know my body well.” It wasn’t long before Christine was diagnosed with breast cancer. The suspected cause? Environmental hazards. The company Christine was working for as

288|Louise Strasenburgh: Grief Recovery Specialist & author of The Space in My Heart The biggest skill I use is listening. Grievers...

282|Theresa Jay: Pink Rose Foundation & 25-year survivor pinkrose.org You are going to have some bad days, and that’s okay, but the...

137|Sheila Duncan - Podcast Interview I knew nothing about children’s books, or children’s characters, or the entertainment industry, or...