Melissa Eppard's guest appearances

Melissa Eppard

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Melissa experienced BII and helps to spread the word about the harm implants can do. She is a coach, a blogger, a writer, a mom, and she can survive in the woods. (photo credit for her episode portrait: Charise Isis)  You can find her blog here. And you can schedule a coaching session with her  here. Here's a pic of her and her family.  Here she is sharpening her survivalist skills.  Here is a boudoir photo, courtesy of Charise Isis.  And here's a photo of what a lovely job her surgeon did.  And here's a link to one of the qigong videos I like where tapping is used.

Melissa experienced BII and helps to spread the word about the harm implants can do. She is a coach, a blogger, a writer, a mom, and she can survive in the woods. (photo credit for her episode portrait: Charise Isis)  You can find her blog <a href="https://melissashealinghope.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here.</a> And you can schedule a coaching session with her <a href="https://calendly.com/melissaeppardcoaching/55min_coaching?fbclid=IwAR3rXEhYH6MayuA4kf4MBhr_5PVhfe62fPSjXOkahuuOQz2CNJNTjr4m5Gk&amp;month=2021-08" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> here.</a> Here's a pic of her and her family. Here she is sharpening her survivalist skills. Here is a boudoir photo, courtesy of Charise Isis. And here's a photo of what a lovely job her surgeon did. And here's a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmmNWj9YtAw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">link</a> to one of the qigong videos I like where tapping is used.

A visit with Melissa Eppard

Melissa Eppard joined us on the podcast to share her breast cancer story. She was diagnosed with triple-negative, stage 1, grade 3 invasive ductal carcinoma in 2014. She talks about the difficulties with losing her insurance right before finding her lump and having to wait to be seen for diagnostic testing. Melissa also shares her experience through chemotherapy and the complications she had from the reconstruction. She also talks about finding the flat community and making the decision to explant. For complete show notes, please visit www.behindthepinkribbon.com. New episodes of Behind the Pink Ribbon are release every Tuesday and Thursday at noon Mountain Standard Time. Subscribe and listen weekly on your favorite podcast player. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Melissa Eppard joined us on the podcast to share her breast cancer story. She was diagnosed with triple-negative, stage 1, grade 3 invasive ductal carcinoma in 2014. She talks about the difficulties with losing her insurance right before finding her lump and having to wait to be seen for diagnostic testing. Melissa also shares her experience through chemotherapy and the complications she had from the reconstruction. She also talks about finding the flat community and making the decision to explant. For complete show notes, please visit <a href="http://www.behindthepinkribbon.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.behindthepinkribbon.com</a>. New episodes of Behind the Pink Ribbon are release every Tuesday and Thursday at noon Mountain Standard Time. Subscribe and listen weekly on your favorite podcast player. Follow us on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/behindthepinkribbon/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/behind.the.pink.ribbon/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>, and <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/BehindthePinkRibbon" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>.

Melissa Eppard | Poster Girl

Melissa Eppard is a 5 year survivor of triple negative breast cancer. Having been immersed in the holistic healing world before diagnosis, Melissa knew it was her calling to be a coach for cancer survivors. She is particularly passionate about being a support for people with a cancer diagnosis in the 20s-50s age group who deal with the complex nature of raising children, caring for aging parents and working. Often times finances are affected, relationships are affected and fear of recurrence is strong. Melissa believes that as a someone who has been through this experience she lends a great deal of support and wisdom.   Some Of Her Favorite Tools For Healing:   5:58 I love to use guided visualization. There are some great scripts I use with people. I am also trained in EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) which is tapping on acupuncture meridian points with a issue in mind. It is a powerful transformational tool.   10:40 Humor was a good tool to help me heal. Children are real teachers that show us how to play and how to stay in the moment.    How Beat Cancer’s Certified Holistic Cancer Coaching Course Helped Her to Heal Herself and Others 14:20 As a life coach and wanting to work with those with cancer, the course has filled the need for resources and deeper information on how to manage side effects and stay healthy when you have cancer. I love Beat Cancer’s approach in treating the person and not the cancer.    14:49 There is selfish component for taking the course also. I was a survivor of 4 years when I discovered the course and it has helped me to stay on track with things like nutrition and pumping the lymphatic system. There are so many great references to books and studies that I filled a whole notebook taking notes.   15:50 The depth of information from the course would’ve taken me years to compile.   16:12 It has inspired me to stay the course and keep eating the right foods and doing the right things.   We Need Each Other To Heal   22:09 Together we heal. We need each other. My greatest source of hope and light for me when I was going through my battle was hearing from other cancer survivors that had been through it and were living their lives years later. When I got my diagnosis a black curtain fell and I could not see beyond it.   22:46 Connect with your future self. Have a dialogue with that part of you. What does that future person want for you? What special tools and gifts does your future self have to give you now so you can come through this empowered.   Melissa coaches people remotely or in person in Kingston, NY. Please visit her blog site also. What you nurture will grow.

Melissa Eppard is a 5 year survivor of triple negative breast cancer. Having been immersed in the holistic healing world before diagnosis, Melissa knew it was her calling to be a coach for cancer survivors. She is particularly passionate about being a support for people with a cancer diagnosis in the 20s-50s age group who deal with the complex nature of raising children, caring for aging parents and working. Often times finances are affected, relationships are affected and fear of recurrence is strong. Melissa believes that as a someone who has been through this experience she lends a great deal of support and wisdom.  Some Of Her Favorite Tools For Healing:   5:58 I love to use guided visualization. There are some great scripts I use with people. I am also trained in EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) which is tapping on acupuncture meridian points with a issue in mind. It is a powerful transformational tool.   10:40 Humor was a good tool to help me heal. Children are real teachers that show us how to play and how to stay in the moment.   How Beat Cancer’s Certified Holistic Cancer Coaching Course Helped Her to Heal Herself and Others 14:20 As a life coach and wanting to work with those with cancer, the course has filled the need for resources and deeper information on how to manage side effects and stay healthy when you have cancer. I love Beat Cancer’s approach in treating the person and not the cancer.    14:49 There is selfish component for taking the course also. I was a survivor of 4 years when I discovered the course and it has helped me to stay on track with things like nutrition and pumping the lymphatic system. There are so many great references to books and studies that I filled a whole notebook taking notes.   15:50 The depth of information from the course would’ve taken me years to compile.   16:12 It has inspired me to stay the course and keep eating the right foods and doing the right things.   We Need Each Other To Heal   22:09 Together we heal. We need each other. My greatest source of hope and light for me when I was going through my battle was hearing from other cancer survivors that had been through it and were living their lives years later. When I got my diagnosis a black curtain fell and I could not see beyond it.   22:46 Connect with your future self. Have a dialogue with that part of you. What does that future person want for you? What special tools and gifts does your future self have to give you now so you can come through this empowered.   Melissa coaches people remotely or in person in Kingston, NY. Please visit her blog site also. What you nurture will grow.

Intro To A Coach: Breast Cancer Survivor Melissa Eppard Talks About The Challenges Of Navigating Life After Treatment. What’s Next After the “Survivor Confetti” Has Been Swept Away?