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Imagine being a mom of three young kids, waking up with a sore throat and stopping by urgent care to make sure it’s not strep. Instead of being told yup, it’s strep, you’re raced to the ER because you don’t have a cold or even a virus… you have cancer and your organs are shutting down.
This is exactly what happened to our special and brave guest Catherine Dittmer.
At first there is denial and annoyance, then lots of anger. In this episode Catherine generously shares her story and how she coped. By sharing her journey, Catherine is on a mission to help others who may be faced with a terrifying diagnosis.
Catherine is a Leukemia survivor from Iowa where she lives with her husband and three daughters. She sits on several non-profit boards and is very active in philanthropic leadership including the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Gilda's Club, Junior Achievement, Better Money Habits, etc. She is a Certified Financial Planning professional with Merrill Lynch Wealth Management where her women-focused team designs financial plans based on the priorities and values of the woman. Catherine loves to read and spends much of her time with a book by her side.
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In this episode we’re talking about…
“I want to be a guiding light for others going through difficult times and hope people can learn from my experiences.”
“I made the choice to live”
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Imagine being a mom of three young kids, waking up with a sore throat and stopping by urgent care to make sure it’s not strep. Instead of being told yup, it’s strep, you’re raced to the ER because you don’t have a cold or even a virus… you have cancer and your organs are shutting down.
This is exactly what happened to our special and brave guest Catherine Dittmer.
At first there is denial and annoyance, then lots of anger. In this episode Catherine generously shares her story and how she coped. By sharing her journey, Catherine is on a mission to help others who may be faced with a terrifying diagnosis.
Catherine is a Leukemia survivor from Iowa where she lives with her husband and three daughters. She sits on several non-profit boards and is very active in philanthropic leadership including the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Gilda's Club, Junior Achievement, Better Money Habits, etc. She is a Certified Financial Planning professional with Merrill Lynch Wealth Management where her women-focused team designs financial plans based on the priorities and values of the woman. Catherine loves to read and spends much of her time with a book by her side.
Are you a Modern Gen X Woman? Get the Modern Gen X Woman Manifesto. Send me the manifesto!
In this episode we’re talking about…
“I want to be a guiding light for others going through difficult times and hope people can learn from my experiences.”
“I made the choice to live”
Mentioned in this episode:
Follow Catherine Dittmer:
Want to connect with other Modern Gen X Women?
Join our Facebook community Modern Gen X Woman created by Gen X Women for Gen X Women. Be a part of the conversation and get support on your career, business, and life.
Get your free copy of our digital magazine, GEN neXt, The Voice of the Modern Gen X Woman. www.moderngenxwoman.com/gennext
GEN NeXt is a collection of insights from incredible organizations, women, and industry experts who have dedicated themselves to the same cause—turning up the volume of women 40+.
We're not just Gen X we're GEN neXt