Marsha Andre shares her powerful journey through a terminal cancer diagnosis at age 23, revealing how facing mortality transformed her understanding of life, faith, and purpose.• Diagnosed with late-stage non-Hodgkin's lymphoma at 23, shortly after college graduation• Underwent experimental bone marrow transplant treatment described as "standing a mile away from Chernobyl"• Faced the devastating news she would never have children as a side effect of treatment• Faith during treatment often consisted of simple one-word prayers: "Help"• Found herself unable to imagine a future more than a few days ahead during recovery• Cancer experience led her to pursue counseling as a profession to help others through trauma• Uses her experience to validate clients' pain and create authentic connections• Describes fear as a "death grip" that can be managed by intentionally focusing elsewhere• Believes there are no shortcuts through pain – only going through it with compassion• Cancer gave her the "superpower" of seeing life differently and embracing opportunitiesIf you've been touched by cancer or are supporting someone through their journey, we offer a free course called "Building Your Resistance Against Cancer." Reach out to us privately for more information.Send us a textAmasouk | Handmade HandbagsThoughtfully created with design & function in mind. Uniquely made by artisans across the world.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

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