Breaking Free: Redefining the 'Good Girl' After Breast Cancer
In order to live a life that’s better than before breast cancer, we have to stop doing the things that left us feeling exhausted, stressed and compromised before breast cancer.
Ever felt the pressure to be the 'good girl', even when it comes at the cost of your own well-being? Laura Lummer, host of 'The Breast Cancer Recovery Coach', tackles this all-too-familiar struggle in this episode. As a two-time breast cancer survivor and certified Life, Health, and Nutrition Coach, Laura brings a wealth of personal and professional insight to the table.
She dives deep into the conditioning that makes many women prioritize others over themselves, even after facing something as life-altering as breast cancer. Laura explores where these 'good girl' beliefs come from and how they can sabotage your recovery journey. She shares her own stories of setting boundaries and the pitfalls of not sticking to them. The episode encourages listeners to question their ingrained beliefs and consider how these might be holding them back from a healthier, more balanced life.
What does it mean to be a 'good girl'? Laura breaks down this concept and highlights the importance of self-compassion and emotional well-being. She offers practical tips for supporting your body and mind during and after breast cancer treatment. By learning to trust yourself and set healthy boundaries, you can create a life that's not just about surviving but thriving.
Whether you're a breast cancer survivor or supporting someone who is, this episode provides valuable insights into breaking free from old patterns and embracing a new way of living. Laura's empathetic approach and actionable advice make this a must-listen for anyone looking to transform their post-cancer life.