Elizabeth Warner's guest appearances

Elizabeth Warner

Catalog of Interviews and Bits

My Cancer Story

Melissa Hull

David Rubin

Rick Lenz

Scott Haskins

Anna Webber

Tori Eldridge

Jen Ator

Vanessa Lapointe

Joan Warner

Dianne Collins

Ivor Davis

Chris Mitchell

David Bishop

Bob Zeidman

Vince Russo

OwlTail

This month I had the pleasure of speaking with Joan Warner and hearing battle with breast cancer.  She is such a beautiful person inside and out and I feel so honored for her to share her Cancer Story with us.  Below are some resources that she shared...  https://www.huffpost.com/entry/cancer-advice_b_1628266 https://www.self.com/video/watch/one-woman-newly-diagnosed-breast-cancer-interviews-someone-in-remission Tit time:: breast cancer isn't contagious. Bald heads won't give you cooties. Scars won't cut you open. My lack of boobs won't cause you to be flat chested. It is scary knowing that your body has decided to fight against you and is trying to kill you. It is scarier when you start to look different. It is scariest when people start treating you like you're trying to infect the world with the next wave of the Black Plague.  There is something murderous happening inside her body and you want to avoid it. But the thing is, don't. Don't be afraid of people battling cancer. Don't look at us different. Don't approach us differently. Being concerned for our feelings is one thing and how you talk to us might change, but your physical interactions shouldn't. In a new world where tomorrow is uncertain, don't be that jack wagon who won't hug or cuddle or hold hands.  Breast cancer awareness is really how-be-a-human awareness. When you know someone who is diagnosed, their world just got flipped upside down and the one thing they need is affection. And love. Hug the crap out of them. Hold their hand. Be their big spoon.  Tit Time:: Breast cancer awareness is not about saving the boobies. It's about saving the whole person, mind, body, and soul. It's about the entire package because while what happens in our breasts can kill us, we are more than a nice rack. We are strong women, family women, adventurous women. We are sisters and wives and daughters and moms. We are CEOs and stay at home moms and business owners. Boobs are sexy though and it caused this disease to be more glamorous than say, oh I don't know, rectal cancer. Don't be fooled though. Breast cancer is a killer the same as every other cancer. It will break you in half. It is painful, humbling, and scary. While we can campaign to save second base, don't forget the amazing woman standing there who needs your love and presence today. Thank you!   ---   This episode is sponsored by  · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app  Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mycancerstorypodcast/support

This month I had the pleasure of speaking with Joan Warner and hearing battle with breast cancer.  She is such a beautiful person inside and out and I feel so honored for her to share her Cancer Story with us.  Below are some resources that she shared... <a href="https://www.huffpost.com/entry/cancer-advice_b_1628266" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.huffpost.com/entry/cancer-advice_b_1628266</a> <a href="https://www.self.com/video/watch/one-woman-newly-diagnosed-breast-cancer-interviews-someone-in-remission" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.self.com/video/watch/one-woman-newly-diagnosed-breast-cancer-interviews-someone-in-remission</a> Tit time:: breast cancer isn't contagious. Bald heads won't give you cooties. Scars won't cut you open. My lack of boobs won't cause you to be flat chested. It is scary knowing that your body has decided to fight against you and is trying to kill you. It is scarier when you start to look different. It is scariest when people start treating you like you're trying to infect the world with the next wave of the Black Plague. There is something murderous happening inside her body and you want to avoid it. But the thing is, don't. Don't be afraid of people battling cancer. Don't look at us different. Don't approach us differently. Being concerned for our feelings is one thing and how you talk to us might change, but your physical interactions shouldn't. In a new world where tomorrow is uncertain, don't be that jack wagon who won't hug or cuddle or hold hands. Breast cancer awareness is really how-be-a-human awareness. When you know someone who is diagnosed, their world just got flipped upside down and the one thing they need is affection. And love. Hug the crap out of them. Hold their hand. Be their big spoon.   Tit Time:: Breast cancer awareness is not about saving the boobies. It's about saving the whole person, mind, body, and soul. It's about the entire package because while what happens in our breasts can kill us, we are more than a nice rack. We are strong women, family women, adventurous women. We are sisters and wives and daughters and moms. We are CEOs and stay at home moms and business owners. Boobs are sexy though and it caused this disease to be more glamorous than say, oh I don't know, rectal cancer. Don't be fooled though. Breast cancer is a killer the same as every other cancer. It will break you in half. It is painful, humbling, and scary. While we can campaign to save second base, don't forget the amazing woman standing there who needs your love and presence today. Thank you! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/mycancerstorypodcast/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/mycancerstorypodcast/support</a>

S1 E3 - Joan Elizabeth Warner - Breast Cancer