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Self-Care After Cancer

Self-Care After Cancer

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Stepping into healing after illness is one of the bravest things we can do—and in this heartfelt interview, USA TODAY bestselling author Kory M. Shrum sits down with fellow author Angela Roquet to talk about her journey through stage 3 cervical cancer and what it taught her about self-love, resilience, and the power of perspective.

Angela shares how her relationship with herself transformed during treatment, the self-care practices that helped her stay grounded, and how facing mortality brought clarity to what really matters. This honest and inspiring conversation is a must-listen for anyone navigating illness, burnout, or big life transitions.

You’ll learn: ✔️ How illness can become a catalyst for deep personal growth ✔️ Why self-compassion is key when your body feels like the enemy ✔️ The role of creativity and storytelling in healing ✔️ What Angela wishes more people understood about surviving cancer ✔️ How to stay connected to yourself through even the hardest seasons

If you're ready to reclaim your power and tend to your wellbeing, this episode is for you.

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📚 Learn more about Angela Roquet and her books: https://www.angelaroquet.com 📥 Download her free books Graveyard Shift and Blood Vice while you’re there! 📩 Get free self-care resources & exclusive content: Sign up for the A Well Cared For Human newsletter 💬 Join the community: Patreon.com/korymarie 📷 Follow Kory on Instagram: @koryshrum

More from Kory: 🌎 Visit: www.awellcaredforhuman.com 📧 Have a question? Email Kory at kory@korymshrum.com

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