Share Your Story: Susan DeLorenzo

<p>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.</p> <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> <p>Resources</p> <ul><li><a href="https://susandelorenzo.com" target="_blank">Susan's website</a></li><li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/DreamCoachSusan" target="_blank">Susan on Facebook</a></li></ul>