Asha Miller's guest appearances

Asha Miller

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Host Melissa Berry sits down with the amazing Asha Miller, breast cancer and body love advocate. Asha takes us on an incredibly inspiring walk through her breast cancer experience. She candidly shares with us how it led to radical body love, and how to love your new “you” after breast cancer treatment and surgery!

Host Melissa Berry sits down with the amazing Asha Miller, breast cancer and body love advocate. Asha takes us on an incredibly inspiring walk through her breast cancer experience. She candidly shares with us how it led to radical body love, and how to love your new “you” after breast cancer treatment and surgery!

Radical Body Love With Asha Miller, Breast Cancer & Body Love Advocate

Asha Miller is a breast cancer veteran, speaker and writer. She is an advocate for physical and mental health and body love. She is also a lover of laughter! Asha shares her incredible story of body advocacy and finding her own cancer diagnosis. Content warning: This episode mentions suicide and depression.   Please take care of yourself while listening to Mental Health Monday episodes. If you are seeking professional help, please connect with a licensed professional. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline can be reached at 1-800-273-8255 (TALK). 

Asha Miller is a breast cancer veteran, speaker and writer. She is an advocate for physical and mental health and body love. She is also a lover of laughter! Asha shares her incredible story of body advocacy and finding her own cancer diagnosis. Content warning: This episode mentions suicide and depression. Please take care of yourself while listening to Mental Health Monday episodes. If you are seeking professional help, please connect with a licensed professional. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline can be reached at 1-800-273-8255 (TALK).

MHM: Breast Cancer Veteran with Asha Miller

On today’s episode, I am speaking with Asha Miller. Asha was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017 and she shares her story starting with diagnosis to treatment and beyond. We speak about how she empowered herself to make treatment decisions that were right for her and how to talk to your medical team in those situations. She discusses her experience with medical racism, the biases that exist in the healthcare system toward people of color, the critical importance of mental health and knowing your body so that women can advocate for themselves and fight science with science. I urge you to listen to this episode in its entirety–it’s an important one. 

On today’s episode, I am speaking with Asha Miller. Asha was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017 and she shares her story starting with diagnosis to treatment and beyond. We speak about how she empowered herself to make treatment decisions that were right for her and how to talk to your medical team in those situations. She discusses her experience with medical racism, the biases that exist in the healthcare system toward people of color, the critical importance of mental health and knowing your body so that women can advocate for themselves and fight science with science. I urge you to listen to this episode in its entirety–it’s an important one.

84. Asha Miller (Breast Cancer Survivor and Patient Advocate)

As October winds down, we continue our emphasis on Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The V Foundation is committed to fund cutting-edge breast cancer research and to date has awarded more than $29 million in research grants for breast cancer. More research means more breakthroughs which means more survivors.Today, we speak with breast cancer survivor Asha Miller. Asha was in the best shape of her life and just 33-years-old when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. After numerous treatments and surgeries, she now advocates for more research that could help save more lives. We speak with Asha about the day she was diagnosed, her long journey through treatment and what she hopes the future holds for others facing this disease. To make a donation to life-saving cancer research, please visit v.org.  

As October winds down, we continue our emphasis on Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The V Foundation is committed to fund cutting-edge breast cancer research and to date has awarded more than $29 million in research grants for breast cancer. More research means more breakthroughs which means more survivors. Today, we speak with breast cancer survivor Asha Miller. Asha was in the best shape of her life and just 33-years-old when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. After numerous treatments and surgeries, she now advocates for more research that could help save more lives. We speak with Asha about the day she was diagnosed, her long journey through treatment and what she hopes the future holds for others facing this disease.  To make a donation to life-saving cancer research, please visit <a href="http://v.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">v.org</a>.