Innovative Program Empowers Women Cancer Survivors to Rediscover Their Inner and Outer Beauty
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Empowering Women Cancer Survivors: Rediscovering Beauty Inside and Out
Summary: Finding sources of inspiration and support, maintaining everyday activities, and embracing their appearance can offer cancer survivors a vital sense of normalcy and self-worth.
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When Beverly Kirkhart received her breast cancer diagnosis, it felt like her world had shattered. Already reeling from a painful divorce and the loss of her business, Kirkhart saw her self-esteem hit an all-time low.
"Looking in the mirror, I thought, 'Who could love this?'" Kirkhart reflected. "I felt like a victim?"unattractive and unloved, insignificant to myself and others."
Many cancer survivors share this struggle, battling emotions such as fear and anger alongside physical changes like hair loss, weight fluctuation, and alterations in skin tone. Yet, drawing on supportive resources, maintaining daily routines, and taking pride in their appearance can help survivors regain a crucial sense of normalcy and self-worth.
Kirkhart discovered renewed hope through journaling, which not only boosted her self-confidence but also revealed strategies to sustain a positive outlook. Today, she shares her empowering message with women nationwide as co-creator of a groundbreaking program that helps breast cancer survivors reclaim both physical confidence and emotional resilience.
In her journey, Kirkhart teamed up with Lisa Cole, a nationally recognized lingerie fitter and mastectomy expert who hosts fashion seminars across the U.S. Together, they launched "Mirror, Mirror On the Wall, How Do I Feel Underneath it All?™." This innovative program uniquely blends fashion advice with wellness and self-empowerment strategies, encouraging survivors to rediscover their beauty from the inside out.
"Our goal is to help women rebuild self-confidence?"whether by selecting the right lingerie, keeping a journal, or collaborating with their healthcare team to ease treatment burdens," Cole explained.
A crucial component of the program is a wellness discussion led by Jody Pelusi, PhD, FNP, AOCN, of Arizona Oncology Associates. In Sedona, Arizona, Pelusi shares strategies to bolster both physical health and overall well-being during cancer treatment.
"My patients often struggle with their appearance and feelings due to cancer and its treatment. I guide them on maintaining a positive outlook and body image," Pelusi stated. "For some, alternative treatment approaches like oral chemotherapy can improve their experience by offering greater convenience and fewer side effects compared to traditional intravenous therapy."
This empowering program continues to inspire women to embrace their inner and outer beauty, fostering a renewed sense of self-worth and a hopeful outlook beyond the challenges of cancer.
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