In this deeply moving episode, Stacey sits down with Erica Neubert Campbell, breast cancer survivor, advocate, and author of The Mastectomy I Always Wanted, for a conversation that radiates courage, connection, and purpose.

After decades spent supporting cancer patients, Erica suddenly found herself walking the path she once guided others through.

What followed was a journey of profound self-reflection, spiritual awakening, and an unexpected moment of generosity that ignited her mission: helping women face mastectomy decisions without fear, shame, or isolation.

Erica opens up about what it takes to release old identities, embrace vulnerability, and offer the kind of honest images and stories women search for at 2 a.m. but rarely find safely.

She shares how documenting her reconstruction brought healing, clarity, and a rediscovery of self and how one brave act can become a lifeline for countless others.

Together, Stacey and Erica explore:• The moment that shifted her from surviving to truly serving• How courage creates ripples of hope for women everywhere• The emotional, spiritual, and psychological layers of breast cancer• The power of community, compassion, and storytelling• How to reframe fear, reclaim identity, and trust the healing process• Small but mighty steps women can take when a diagnosis arrives

Erica’s story is a testament to the kinetic energy that emerges when someone transforms hardship into purpose and then boldly pays it forward.

This episode is for anyone navigating breast cancer, loving someone who is, or seeking inspiration on how to build a life anchored in bravery, truth, and hope.

Explore Erica’s work:• Buy her book on AMAZON• Learn more on her WEBSITE about her mission, resources, and advocacy: