Natasha reflects on the similarities of being released from a mental hospital and being released from the hospital after her colon cancer surgery.

Natasha reflects on how battling Depression when she was younger helped her cope with her cancer diagnosis.

Natasha reflects on how her treatment for Type I Bipolar Depression lead to the discovery of her colon cancer.

Natasha reflects on how people react differently when she tells them she has bipolar disorder v when she tells them she has cancer.

She also thinks about how her experiences having bipolar disorder shape how she manages living with her cancer diagnosis.

After being diagnosed with thyroid and colon cancer two weeks apart, Natasha begins a companion podcast - Cancer Two Ways. Black Bipolar Female will focus on the fact that she has two major health issues and it's more important then ever to maintain her mental stability.

Cancer Two Ways will grapple with what it means to have and recover and remain vigilant living life post her caner diagnosis.

Someone once asked Natasha if she could go back in time and live her life without bipolar disorder would she do it. At the time she said no but time has changed her perspective.

Going up and down the stairs can be like moving through the peaks and valleys of life. It doesn't matter how fast or slow you go just as long as you get to where you're going safely.

Natasha remembers how she used to say she didn't like things she never tried which led her to not believe things she'd never heard of.

Natasha reflects on how crying is a necessity for her in her healing process.

Natasha reflects on the day she ended up in a mental hospital.