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In this enlightening conversation, Jen Delvaux sits down with Anna Crollman to explore the often-overlooked aspects of cancer survivorship. Together, they uncover the emotional, physical, and relational challenges survivors face long after treatment ends. Anna shares her personal journey with breast cancer, how she's navigating bone health, and why she embraced GLP-1 therapy as part of her healing. This heartfelt discussion emphasizes the power of self-advocacy, the importance of holistic care, and the role of community in thriving beyond a diagnosis.
🌟 Key TakeawaysSurvivorship is a long-term journey that requires ongoing support.
Oncologists often focus on treating cancer but may overlook holistic care needs.
Bone health is a critical concern for survivors, especially women.
Self-advocacy is essential in building the right care team post-treatment.
Emotional health can be impacted long after treatment ends.
GLP-1 therapy may provide benefits beyond weight loss, including mental clarity.
Community and connection are powerful tools for healing.
Understanding the impact of medications on overall health is vital.
Celebrating survivorship milestones helps reduce fear of recurrence.
Open conversations about intimacy and health post-cancer matter.
Connect with Anna: https://www.instagram.com/mycancerchic/
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The Blueprint: From Results to Rising – Your step-by-step guide through treatment & life after cancer → [BLUEPRINT]
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