Brooke is always so good to check in on Jesi and make sure she's keeping her chin up. It's nice to have that validation that someone see's you and can empathize with what you're going through. 

Ever heard of the blind leading the blind? Well this is sort of like that. Getting support from fellow cancer fighters and survivors. We understand the pain, sickness, disappointment, frustration, what the wins and how big they really are. The trick to it? Allow the help. Reach out. Ask for the help. 

Guest host Jen Anderson shares her insights of giving help to other fellow fighters after receiving the help herself. 

How are your goals coming along this year? Already dropped them? Or maybe you haven't set them at all? Guess what? That's okay!!!!

Brooke and Jesi are discussing how to look forward to life in the year. And even how to set little resolutions to look forward to throughout the year and your journey. 

Jesi shares her personal journey of the being admired to MD Anderson under a clinical trial. Just to find out she wasn't responsive to the treatments and all her tumors have doubled in size!!! She explains the cycle of that mourning and how she was able to step forward in faith. 

Melaine, a great humored, breast cancer survivor shares her incredible journey through her and her's husbands cancer experiences. She started to blog to have an outlet and has now turned her insightful and humorous posts into an enjoyable book for any reader. 

Want to get your version of the amazing book? Follow this link: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/but-seriously-who-knew-melanie-green/1142457006?ean=9781802275797

Adam was given a rough prognosis and 6 months to live. He changed his mindset, diet, and lifestyle with research and the book - How to Starve Cancer -https://www.howtostarvecancer.com 

His protocol has reversed the cancer and his latest scan showing NED!!!! It's inspirational story and VERY worth the listen. If the story isn't intruiging, the English accent will get you. ENJOY :) 

Be aggressive, got to be aggressive. Not everyone is or can be a cheerleader. Learn what it takes to be your cancer patients be help, emotionally and physically. Brooke and Jesi invite their own cheerleaders, their husbands, to open up on being the ultimate cheerleaders. It's not an easy job, and one that not all can do. If you find yourself being a cheerleader and needing a little extra support, you are in good company. Come and join us as we discuss our best practices. 

Cancer Survivor ❤️ Patient Advocate 👍 Journalist ✍️ Yale grad 👩‍🎓 Preventing #cancer is easier than curing it 🙌 Is there anything this girl can't do? Taryn shares her journey, tips, and tricks on how she is an advocate in her care, how she works to prevent recurrence, and some Ohlalala tricks for helping treatment and after care bedroom (or backseat) get saucy. 

We appreciate her openness and willing to tell it as it is. Be sure you check her out @theanticancerlife on social media

Depression, anxiety, cancer, we all are going through something. It doesn't matter what. What Jennifer has done, is found a way to share motivation and love in her beautifully designed products of serenity blankets. Designed by her, she shares an artistic design with motivational sayings to bring the much needed pep to the step during the trying times of life. 

You can shop for your own Serenity Blanket at https://www.theserenityblanket.com

Go ahead, and wrap yourself in a hug. 

Looking to further the treatment of cancer? Or further support someone going through treatment? Here Brooke and Jesi discuss what additional options they added to their life styles to better combat cancer. 

Jesi closely followed the protocol provided by Chris Wark in Chrisbeatcancer.com