From a Death Sentence to 6 Years Cancer-Free…Survival, Medical Mistreatment and the Role of Anxiety
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From a Death Sentence to 6 Years Cancer-Free…Survival, Medical Mistreatment and the Role of Anxiety
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Eugenia Mancini Horan was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and given just days to live. The six year cancer-free survivor wrote the book The Dead Girl’s Guide to Terminal Cancer.
She talks about the role misogyny, anxiety, and women’s mental health played in her diagnosis …and her highly confusing medical health journey. This is an uncensored survivor’s perspective on cancer, immunotherapy, and why Gina’s anxiety was a barrier to her receiving proper treatment throughout her cancer journey.
Given just 3 days to live in 2019 from terminal lung cancer, Eugenia joins us…alive and healthy to talk about it.
Eugenia's mission now is to share her remarkable journey to show that survival is possible—even when doctors say otherwise.
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