May 1, 2021
Getting a diagnosis of breast cancer is difficult and traumatizing on its own.
Then, when you realize that the management of this disease goes on for years, it can result in frustrations and tons of resistance…even toward therapies that can save your life.
I got to wondering why that is.
Why do we place demands on our body to heal and perform before it’s ready?
And do we choose to look at ourselves as sick rather than working on our healing and wellness.
In this show I talk about the social construct of “The Sick Role” and what it means to us as survivors as well as how we can overcome that perception.
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