Welcome to the Resilient Women series. Today, we welcome Megan Cenicola. Megan is an event planner, culinary school graduate, podcast host, wife, and dog mom. Diagnosed with stage 3a melanoma in 2017 and re-diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma five years later, Megan has learned firsthand what it means to live with uncertainty. Alongside her husband, Justin, she co-hosts Between the Scans with M+J, a podcast about cancer, resilience, bipolar disorder, family, and the everyday moments that make life meaningful. You can find her @betweenthescanswithmplusj

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Today, we’re heading to Colorado to speak with two very special guests—a mother-and-son writing team.

We have Amber Vilhauer, an entrepreneur, author, and the founder of NGNG Enterprises. For more than two decades, she has helped entrepreneurs and thought leaders bring their voices and ideas into the world.

And joining Amber is her nine-year-old son, Clay Vilhauer—an author, soccer fan, adventurer, and someone who apparently takes his sleeping very seriously!

Clay became an author at just six years old with The Long Forest Trail.

Now, mother and son have come together to write What Nature Teaches Us: A Book About Being the Light.

Find out more at: https://choosethelight.com/#book

Meet Zulma Williams, a mental health therapist whose journey is a powerful reminder that it is never too late to pursue a dream.

Zulma began her bachelor’s degree at 42 and graduated at 46. Just six weeks later, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She faced the challenge with determination, embracing the motto: “I had cancer, cancer didn’t have ME!”

At 50, she began her master’s degree, and at 60, she started another new chapter—moving to Panama to fulfill her dream of living by the beach.

Zulma joins the Resilient Women Series to share a message of courage, reinvention, and possibility: challenges may change the journey, but they don’t have to stop the dream.

Find out more at:  www.dragonflytherapyservices.net

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Today, we're traveling virtually to Massachusetts to chat with Dr. Roxanne Daleo. Dr. Roxanne is a Harvard-trained Health Educator, founder of MindWorks for Children, and a pioneer in mind-body medicine, neuroscience, expressive arts, and emotional well-being. 

Her upcoming book, Geography of the Self: SoulScapes, invites readers to explore their inner landscape and discover new pathways to healing and resilience. Find out more at: https://www.drroxannedaleo.com/roxie/

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Today, we're driving to Santa Cruz to talk with Paige Gordon. Paige is an author, advocate, and speaker. She serves on the Board of Directors of the National Eating Disorders Association and works alongside researchers, clinicians, and organizations to promote more compassionate, patient-centered care.

Her upcoming memoir, Searching for Full, will be released in January 2027. 

Find out more at: http://www.paigegordonauthor.com/

Today we are pleased to have with us, Sarah Hope Epting. Sarah is an  epilepsy and abuse survivor and a debut novelist who goes under the pen name: Hope Epting Loschak. She has written the novel, Chasing the Sunset, which is Part One of a trilogy.

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Today, we are heading to Florida to speak with Frank DiMaio—author, artist, speaker, and founder of the Emotional Prosperity Network.

Frank spent decades as a chiropractic physician helping people heal physically, but his life's journey led him to explore a deeper kind of healing. He is the author of A Promise Made, A Promise Kept, and his latest book, To Be... To Be With..., which explores emotional prosperity, resilience, and finding purpose, is out now. 

Find out more at: https://www.emotionalprosperitynetwork.com

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Born to refugee parents who escaped Nazi Germany, Joanne’s life has been deeply shaped by history, identity, and the search for truth. From working in politics and film before entering medicine, to writing her memoir Summons to Berlin, Joanne has lived many lives—and brings all of them into her work today.

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Raised on a horse farm in New Jersey, Claire went from life in the saddle to performing on stages like Carnegie Hall. Now, she’s combining music, storytelling, and activism in her latest production, The End of Tyranny.

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Today, we are heading to California to talk with Dr. Tony Nader.

Dr. Nader is a physician, neuroscientist, author, and researcher of consciousness whose life’s work has been devoted to understanding human awareness and how greater consciousness can improve health, happiness, relationships, and society.

His latest book, The Power of Caring: Who Cares, Why It Matters, and How Conscious Caring Creates a Fulfilling and Connected Life is out now. Find out more at: https://drtonynader.com/