Susan DeLorenzo's guest appearances

Susan DeLorenzo

The Patricia Raskin Show

Cancer U Thrivers

Eben Alexander

Jack Canfield

Thomas Moore

Melinda Blau

Neal Barnard

Daniel Amen

Adam Hill

Steven Gundry

Jen Rozenbaum

Arielle Ford

Julia Cameron

Chip Conley

Nina Teicholz

Ann Louise Gittleman

Ben Cooper

OwlTail

As a survivor of invasive breast cancer whose marriage dissolved as treatment ended, Susan draws upon her personal journey as well as her training as a life coach to provide mindsets and tools to assist others in rebuilding their lives in alignment with their deepest desires. 02:12: My mother is a cancer survivor also.  04:07: I hadn't even had a biopsy yet, but I just went all the way to the grave and forgot.  06:19: They didn't put enough numbness in me.  08:19: I learned there we didn't get all the cancer.  11:04: Why did you take your mother to the appointment knowing she's a glass-half-full kind of person.  13:04: He struggled to keep it together for himself, take greater care of our child, make sure the house was running. 16:00: He says, “I think I need to live alone.” 18:02: We were sharing the same bed still but like roommates and we both loved our child.  20:24: I had to call it Franken boob because it's still all stitched on. 22:16: It was complete eggshell navigation, and I was a pro at it.  25:12: I didn't know that applied to me and that was an eye-opener. 26:40: What was your worst moment? 27:22: What about your best moment?  29:08: What is the one thing you wish you had known at the beginning of your cancer journey?  31:40: The other word I like to use is the word circumstance. 34:22: If you could only do one thing to improve health care in the U.S., what would it be and why?  36:08: I recommend not reading all about your disease. 37:47: Thriver Rapid Fire Questions. 38:56: Aside from Cancer U, what is one resource you recommend for cancer patients and caregivers?   Resources Susan's websiteSusan on Facebook

As a survivor of invasive breast cancer whose marriage dissolved as treatment ended, Susan draws upon her personal journey as well as her training as a life coach to provide mindsets and tools to assist others in rebuilding their lives in alignment with their deepest desires. <ul><li>02:12: My mother is a cancer survivor also.  </li><li>04:07: I hadn't even had a biopsy yet, but I just went all the way to the grave and forgot.  </li><li>06:19: They didn't put enough numbness in me.  </li><li>08:19: I learned there we didn't get all the cancer.  </li><li>11:04: Why did you take your mother to the appointment knowing she's a glass-half-full kind of person.  </li><li>13:04: He struggled to keep it together for himself, take greater care of our child, make sure the house was running. </li><li>16:00: He says, “I think I need to live alone.” </li><li>18:02: We were sharing the same bed still but like roommates and we both loved our child.  </li><li>20:24: I had to call it Franken boob because it's still all stitched on. </li><li>22:16: It was complete eggshell navigation, and I was a pro at it.  </li><li>25:12: I didn't know that applied to me and that was an eye-opener. </li><li>26:40: What was your worst moment? </li><li>27:22: What about your best moment?  </li><li>29:08: What is the one thing you wish you had known at the beginning of your cancer journey?  </li><li>31:40: The other word I like to use is the word circumstance. </li><li>34:22: If you could only do one thing to improve health care in the U.S., what would it be and why?  </li><li>36:08: I recommend not reading all about your disease. </li><li>37:47: Thriver Rapid Fire Questions. </li><li>38:56: Aside from Cancer U, what is one resource you recommend for cancer patients and caregivers?  </li></ul> Resources <ul><li><a href="https://susandelorenzo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Susan's website</a></li><li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/DreamCoachSusan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Susan on Facebook</a></li></ul>

Share Your Story: Susan DeLorenzo

Resilience

In the first half hour, Patricia interviews Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse with Patricia Egan,authors of Caregiving: Hope and Health for Caregiving Families. Sharon is the Founding Chairperson of the National Association of Children of Alcoholics and has been helping families heal from a painful past in order to forge a better future through her works as an author, counselor, trainer, consultant, and lecturer. Sharon and Patrick offer suggestions for navigating tough issues around caregiving with positivity and optimism.In the second half hour,Patricia interviews Life Coach and Speaker. Susan De Lorenzo. Susan coaches clients that it is possible to learn from adversity and create a life they love. Often, those coming out of traumatic experiences get stuck in their story, not believing that their life can get better. Susan's upcoming book, Pulling the Gems from Adversity,  shares anecdotes and wisdom  from her journey through invasive cancer followed by the dissolution of her marriage.

In the first half hour, Patricia interviews Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse with Patricia Egan,authors of Caregiving: Hope and Health for Caregiving Families. Sharon is the Founding Chairperson of the National Association of Children of Alcoholics and has been helping families heal from a painful past in order to forge a better future through her works as an author, counselor, trainer, consultant, and lecturer. Sharon and Patrick offer suggestions for navigating tough issues around caregiving with positivity and optimism. In the second half hour,Patricia interviews Life Coach and Speaker. Susan De Lorenzo. Susan coaches clients that it is possible to learn from adversity and create a life they love. Often, those coming out of traumatic experiences get stuck in their story, not believing that their life can get better. Susan's upcoming book, Pulling the Gems from Adversity, shares anecdotes and wisdom from her journey through invasive cancer followed by the dissolution of her marriage.

Susan DeLorenzo, Resilience