Cancer care can feel overwhelming, but what if there was a community ready to meet you with compassion, education, and hope? 

In this episode of Quarterbacking Cancer, Dr. Tracey Stroup sits down with Julia Chiappetta, Director of the Annie Appleseed Project.

Julia shares the powerful story of how one woman’s search for alternative cancer therapies grew into a global movement that has touched over a million lives. From annual conferences that connect patients directly with integrative and functional oncology experts, to one-on-one advocacy calls that meet people where they are, the Appleseed Project is changing the culture of cancer care.

Together, Tracey and Julia discuss:
 ✅ Why patients need both education and community support
 ✅ The importance of grace in choosing your own healing path—whether conventional, integrative, or a blend
 ✅ How emotional, mental, and spiritual health impact cancer recovery
 ✅ What to do first if you or a loved one has just received a diagnosis

This conversation is about more than protocols, it’s about planting seeds of empowerment, faith, and healing that continue to grow. 🌱✨

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