Adopting a Healthy Mindset in a Cancerous Body
Please comment about the role mindset plays in your cancer journey!
It's been 5 years since they told me I had months to live! This episode is dedicated to all the people who have reached out wanting to be part of Ovary Jones...thank you for sharing your stories and the role mindset plays in your cancer journey.
Mindset impacts outcomes. Here's evidence that we are at the onset of the new wave in oncology. This was a news story that aired Nov. 7, 2023 talking about mind/body cancer care and how studies are showing impressive outcomes.
“One study involving breast cancer patients showed participants in mind-body programs had a 45 percent lower risk of their cancer coming back and a 56 percent lower risk of dying from breast cancer.”
WOW is this exciting!!! Here’s the link to the story:
https://www.local10.com/news/local/2023/11/07/integrative-medicine-improves-cancer-care/
How does mindset extend into survivorship? When we were going through the battle, we had all kinds of help and people checking in. What is the role mindset plays in this new chapter. We are survivors. We've survived all the hard days. Now we have to bring order from the chaos of cancer's wake.
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Escaping Iran & Toxic Deodorant
Please Comment below and let us know your experience with natural deodorant. Also, please like, share, and subscribe...it really does help up extend our reach.
Host, Melanie Holscher interviews Sepi Miller, founder of Pure + Natural. Sepi explains the fast deterioration of Iran and how her parents escaped after her some of her family was killed. Sepi talks about her immigration to the USA and the events leading up to her successful entrepreneurial endeavor.
After her aunt was diagnosed with Breast Cancer, Sepi discovered the ingredients in traditional deodorant and she quickly realized natural deodorants don't work. She decided there needed to be a natural alternative that works but is free of aluminum, baking soda, and other toxic ingredients, so she founded Pure + Natural. After a lot of experimenting, she created one of the most efficacious, all-natural deodorants on the market.
Made in America by an immigrant. Pure + Natural deodorant is made right here in the USA, by - an immigrant who's proud to call this country home. She is a true entrepreneur who believes in creating products that are not only safe and effective, but also support our local economy and American workers. So when you choose Pure + Natural By Sepi, you're not just getting a great deodorant - you're supporting a proud American dream.
https://bysepi.com
Disclaimer: This video nor any material put out by Together We Box and Ovary Jones is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provided with any questions you might have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new healthcare regimen, and never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something your heard on this channel or read on the Together We Box websites.
About the host:
When leadership and business performance coach, Melanie Holscher, learned she had Stage 4 Ovarian Cancer, it sounded more like a sentence than a diagnosis. There always seemed to be more questions than answers. The uncertainty was frightening. Life was interrupted and fighting cancer demanded everything she had and more. Waiting for doctors, test results, and her body’s response to various treatments provided ample time for her mind to slip into unfamiliar darkness.
Tapping into her experience as a success coach working on mindset with thousands of business professionals, Holscher brings the mental game required to fight cancer to the center of attention because that is where it all begins and ends. Through the coaching of her peers and the success principles she internalized, Holscher continues to defy odds and live fearlessly to help the society of warriors she affectionately calls “Ovary Jones”
She detailed her fight and her discovery that mindset truly does impact outcomes so every warrior can tap into the power of healthy thinking. Becoming Ovary Jones: How to Fight Cancer without Losing Your Mind is more than a story. It is brimming with 25 life-prolonging lessons to invade, challenge, and expand every fighter’s thoughts in a powerful, profound way. Because action mitigates fear, every chapter concludes with “Actionable Hope” –things every cancer fighter can do to bolster courage and a healing mentality.
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A New Crystal Ball for Treating Cancer
What's new in oncology? We all wish we had a crystal ball so we would know if a treatment was going to work or not--and THAT'S what this episode is about.
Melanie Holscher interviews Dennis Watson, Vice President of Business Development with Travera about the unique research the company is doing. Dennis has spent the last 15 years of his professional career working in and leading commercial teams to bring cutting edge genetic and genomic diagnostics to the world of oncology. The last year and a half of that work has been with this start-up out of Boston, MA that promises to use MIT developed technologies to disrupt the personalized medicine approach to cancer treatment. They talk about the unique work Travera is doing and how you might be able to take advantage of their early efforts in your own cancer journey.
Dennis has worked with companies like Myriad Genetics and Agendia, helping to engage practicing clinicians and researchers on clinical trials, technical advancements, and clinical applications of genetic and genomic testing, but for the past 1.5yr Dennis has been involved in something a little different, a new technology that may truly personalize therapy selection beyond what can be done with genetics or genomics alone…and it’s all about using physics, in fact measurement of cell mass, to answer a question that biology alone has struggled to solve with consistent clarity. Travera is continuing to work on clinical trials, on-going validation, and reimbursement, but in the meantime, they are finding ways to work directly with patients through advocacy and physician engagement.
On a personal note, Dennis has been married to his college sweetheart for more than 20 years and has 5 children, and like many of us his family has been touched closely by cancer. He lost his mother in-law to ovarian cancer in 2015. His work at Travera and with advocacy is not only his career path, but he has a personal passion to empower and impact those cancer patients with few answers, but lots of fight.
Contact and More Info:
www.travera.com/ovarian-cancer
dwatson@travera.com
info@travera.com
About the host:
When leadership and business performance coach, Melanie Holscher, learned she had Stage 4 Ovarian Cancer, it sounded more like a sentence than a diagnosis. There always seemed to be more questions than answers. The uncertainty was frightening. Life was interrupted and fighting cancer demanded everything she had and more. Waiting for doctors, test results, and her body’s response to various treatments provided ample time for her mind to slip into unfamiliar darkness.
Tapping into her experience as a success coach working on mindset with thousands of business professionals, Holscher brings the mental game required to fight cancer to the center of attention because that is where it all begins and ends. Through the coaching of her peers and the success principles she internalized, Holscher continues to defy odds and live fearlessly to help the society of warriors she affectionately calls “Ovary Jones”
She detailed her fight and her discovery that mindset truly does impact outcomes so every warrior can tap into the power of healthy thinking. Becoming Ovary Jones: How to Fight Cancer without Losing Your Mind is more than a story. It is brimming with 25 life-prolonging lessons to invade, challenge, and expand every fighter’s thoughts in a powerful, profound way. Because action mitigates fear, every chapter concludes with “Actionable Hope” –things every cancer fighter can do to bolster courage and a healing mentality.
Disclaimer: This show nor any material put out by Together We Box and Ovary Jones is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provided with any questions you might have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new healthcare regimen, and never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something your heard on this channel or read on the Together We Box websites.
How to connect with Melanie:
http://www.linkedin.com/in/mdholscher
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From Jeopardy! to NED
The Ovary Jones Show--Where cancer patients share hope, lessons learned, and the blessings hidden in the storms of life.
Host, Melanie Holscher talks to Jeff Stewart about his journey from the set of Jeopardy! to the infusion chair and finally No Evidence of Disease (NED)
“This morning I tried to donate my kidney. This afternoon the transplant team told me I can’t. I have cancer.” That's the opening to the new book Living: Inspiration from a Father with Cancer written by today’s guest, Jeff Stewart. Jeff Stewart is a molecular biologist, Jeopardy! champion, and father of seven. As NPR put it, Jeff brings “insider advice for anyone facing a cancer diagnosis.” Living is for anyone whose family has been touched by cancer. Jeff can be contacted directly through his email or followed on social media on Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, and @rNPVJeff on Threads and X/Twitter.
“A moving message-in-a-bottle, full of aphorism and insight.” —Ken Jennings
“Beautifully written and powerful. Frank and funny and totally honest and much needed in the cancer conversation.” —Marc Silver, author of Breast Cancer Husband and My Parent Has Cancer and It Really Sucks
“Flat-out one of the best books I’ve read in years. A major new talent.” —Cover to Cover Book Beat
About host, Melanie Holscher:
When leadership and business performance coach, Melanie Holscher, learned she had Stage 4 Ovarian Cancer, it sounded more like a sentence than a diagnosis. There always seemed to be more questions than answers. The uncertainty was frightening. Life was interrupted and fighting cancer demanded everything she had and more. Waiting for doctors, test results, and her body’s response to various treatments provided ample time for her mind to slip into unfamiliar darkness.
Tapping into her experience as a success coach working on mindset with thousands of business professionals, Holscher brings the mental game required to fight cancer to the center of attention because that is where it all begins and ends. Through the coaching of her peers and the success principles she internalized, Holscher continues to defy odds and live fearlessly to help the society of warriors she affectionately calls “Ovary Jones”
She detailed her fight and her discovery that mindset truly does impact outcomes so every warrior can tap into the power of healthy thinking. Becoming Ovary Jones: How to Fight Cancer without Losing Your Mind is more than a story. It is brimming with 25 life-prolonging lessons to invade, challenge, and expand every fighter’s thoughts in a powerful, profound way. Because action mitigates fear, every chapter concludes with “Actionable Hope” –things every cancer fighter can do to bolster courage and a healing mentality.
Disclaimer: This show nor any material put out by Together We Box and Ovary Jones is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provided with any questions you might have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new healthcare regimen, and never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something your heard on this channel or read on the Together We Box websites.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLcNquCngrs9niUZ6E64nEw
Please LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE to expand the reach of this channel for more cancer patients.
www.linkedin.com/in/mdholscher
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