The Cancer Cipher Sharon Speaks podcast takes a twist, and Sharon discusses how she has regained her joy, but at the cost of realizing, "What is Your Excuse?" Sharon breaks down some of the reasons she has given excuses and how they affect her while living with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer, spread to her bones. People often give excuses for various reasons, and these excuses usually reveal something more profound than just an attempt to avoid responsibility. She strategically adds biblical references that elevate the podcast to a whole different level. Please like, subscribe, follow, comment, and share this podcast. Now let's join Sharon.

My name is Sharon, and I have finally gained the courage to talk about living with stage IV metastatic breast cancer spread to my bones. A doctor told me that I should be dead by now, but I am still here, so I am sharing my story to help others. Moreover, I named the podcast The Cancer Cipher, Sharon Speaks, because no one gives you a handbook and tells you what to expect when you receive a breast cancer diagnosis. Therefore, my mission is to help people learn how to be their own advocate and learn how to navigate this brutal disease. All stories are of my personal journey and experiences, and I desire to take fear out of the word cancer while empowering people to live. Please like, follow, comment, subscribe, and share.

In this episode, Sharon continues sharing her story and cancer experiences. Additionally, she discusses the various cancer risks you should know. I am not a physician, but we all understand that our environment, the food we eat, and risk factors beyond our control all contribute to a cancer diagnosis even in the most healthy people. My source for this podcast is the BCRF Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Always do your research and gain an understanding if you have been diagnosed with cancer. Please like, subscribe, follow, comment, and share this information to continue to build this community and help people.

Welcome back to the Cancer Cipher Sharon Speaks podcast. Sharon is living with stage IV metastatic breast cancer spread to many areas of bone. She is on a mission to help people gain a better understanding of cancer by discussing different terminology and how to set expectations concerning treatments, diagnosis, and decision-making. Sharon has a passion for research and sharing good sources. Resources used today are from Breastcancer.org, the National Cancer Institute, and an article written by Jamie DePolo | Reviewed by Jennifer L. Armstrong, MD & Brian Wojciechowski, MD.

Welcome back to the Cancer Cipher Sharon Speaks podcast. Sharon is living with stage IV metastatic breast cancer spread to many areas of bone. She is on a mission to help people gain a better understanding of cancer by discussing different terminology and how to set expectations concerning treatments, diagnosis, and decision-making. Sharon has a passion for research and sharing good sources. Resources used today are from Breastcancer.org, the National Cancer Institute, and an article written by Jamie DePolo | Reviewed by Jennifer L. Armstrong, MD & Brian Wojciechowski, MD

Welcome back to the Cancer Cipher Sharon Speaks. Today, Sharon is discussing the dynamic difference between joy and denial when it comes to a cancer diagnosis. She is also continuing her mission of telling her story of living with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer. Please take a moment to like, subscribe, follow, share, and comment so we can continue to build this community and share good information to help people. Now, let's join Sharon for today's message. #podcast #cancer #breastcancer #storytelling, #mentalhealth

Welcome to the Cancer Cipher Sharon Speaks Podcast. In this episode Sharon continues sharing her personal story and experiences with Stage 4 metastatic Breast cancer. Additionally, she discusses how the hormone Estrogen affects the mental health of cancer patients. This informative episode will help people to understand why it is important to understand why they need to know the more about how Estrogen works in their bodies, and how cancer treatments can lower the production of this vital hormone and why.