In Part TWO of my conversation with breast cancer patient and all around wonderful individual Jenni Lane, we discuss how Jenni made decisions around having a double mastectomy, what therapies helped her through this and the power of being a woman. I learned so much and I think you will to. 

On this episode of The Chemo Kitchen Podcast, Bob has an in depth conversation with his good friend Jenni Lane.  Jenni is currently going through treatment for breast cancer and speaks in depth about her lived experience.  It is deep dive into emotions, treatments, support options and Jenni's truth.  There was so much to cover we edited this into two episodes.  In the end we here at the pod hope you find this useful and glean something you might apply or try on your journey.
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Bob , interviews Jeff Boothman the author of "How To Be A Cancer Patient".  This book if full of useful tools, and insights on how this subject.

From Jeff's book:
Jeff Boothman is a leadership and operations expert, coach and author.  He was diagnosed with T Cell Lymphoma and survived after multiple surgeries, rounds of chemotherapy, radiation treatment and other complications.  Despite all this, he faced his diagnosis and treatment with a determined and resilient mindset that helped him stay organized and recover with minimal stress.  What came out of this for Jeff was the vision that there was very little help or advise on "How to be a Cancer Patient" , so he wrote a book with that title.

Michelle Millman is the dynamic CEO of Cancer Pathways in Seattle Washington and  former news anchor of Seattle's ABC affiliate.  She joins Bob Prince in conversation and shares her story of twice surviving a cancer diagnosis, what led her into full time advocacy and the importance of providing a place of help and hope.

In our inaugural episode, Bob and Cal discuss the genesis of the Chemo Kitchen cookbook.  Introducing ourselves to our growing community,  to share resources to help you through your journey of chemotherapy and to let you know you are not alone.