🌟 Life After Matters Too 🌟

Too often, the spotlight fades after treatment ends. But healing, identity, and purpose don’t stop there. My friend and associate, Dr. Michele D. Clark, has dedicated her work to making sure women know they are seen, supported, and celebrated in that “after.”

She’s creating space for survivors to boldly declare: “This is me, now.”

I vehemently support women who support women—and the things that uplift and empower women to keep moving forward.

I invite you to read her post (linked below) and share it with someone who needs the reminder that support and community do exist beyond treatment.

Because thriving isn’t just possible—it’s promised when women lift one another.

 See Dr. Michele’s post here: https://lnkd.in/giHxt_8V

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