World cancer day is around the corner and today I wanted to raise awareness about this subject. First not all have access to the same sort of health prevention and what not. And also I want to raise awareness for those that without cancer are also victims of this disease.

If you want to know more about this day go <a href="https://www.worldcancerday.org/" target="_blank">here</a>.

World cancer day is around the corner and today I wanted to raise awareness about this subject. First not all have access to the same sort of health prevention and what not. And also I want to raise awareness for those that without cancer are also victims of this disease. If you want to know more about this day go here.

World cancer day is around the corner and today I wanted to raise awareness about this subject. First not all have access to the same sort of health prevention and what not. And also I want to raise awareness for those that without cancer are also victims of this disease.

If you want to know more about this day go <a href="https://www.worldcancerday.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>.

Us Against Cancer

I’m Isabel Melgarejo, and I was raised never to talk about the uncomfortable things in life and to put myself after everyone else’s needs (just like any other woman I know). In college, after Dad’s passing, I had to change all my beliefs. I had to talk about death, about my mom’s future, and I had to ask for a LOT of favors.

​After connecting with many caregivers when I moved to Texas and remembering one of the toughest seasons in my life, I created a program to help caregivers navigate these very uncomfortable conversations and help them through their particular journeys with their loved ones. In this podcast, I want to share advice on how to prioritize your mental health, how to have those difficult conversations, and how to talk you out of feeling guilty and overwhelmed.

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I’m Isabel Melgarejo, and I was raised never to talk about the uncomfortable things in life and to put myself after everyone else’s needs (just like any other woman I know). In college, after Dad’s passing, I had to change all my beliefs. I had to talk about death, about my mom’s future, and I had to ask for a LOT of favors. ​After connecting with many caregivers when I moved to Texas and remembering one of the toughest seasons in my life, I created a program to help caregivers navigate these very uncomfortable conversations and help them through their particular journeys with their loved ones. In this podcast, I want to share advice on how to prioritize your mental health, how to have those difficult conversations, and how to talk you out of feeling guilty and overwhelmed.

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