Podcast appearances and mentions of cary goldberg

Cary Goldberg joined me on the podcast. She was diagnosed with late-stage 3 invasive ductal carcinoma. Cary talked about knowing something was wrong for several years but thought it was a blocked milk duct. She talks about her diagnosis, treatments, and decision to remain flat. Cary talks about being self-conscious but after being introduced to Handful bras, she regained her confidence. Cary shares how she became involved with Handful and how the company supports breast cancer survivors. For complete show notes, please visit www.behindthepinkribbon.com. New episodes of Behind the Pink Ribbon are release every Tuesday and Thursday at noon Mountain Standard Time. Subscribe and listen weekly on your favorite podcast player. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

One of the valuable lessons Cary learned through her cancer journey is that patients are their own best advocates.While breastfeeding her youngest daughter, Cary Goldberg discovered a lump in her breast. Thinking she could wait until her next wellness visit, Cary put off medical care. Unfortunately, the cancer spread aggressively to nine of her lymph nodes.Over the next five years, Cary would experience a double mastectomy, chemotherapy, radiation, biologic therapy, clinical trials, the removal of her ovaries and uterus, and daily hormone therapy that finally rendered her cancer free.One of the valuable lessons Cary learned over this journey is that patients are their own best advocates. You don't have to necessarily accept the answer given you, and you shouldn't feel bad about being the "squeaky wheel."Another positive outcome was that Cary learned about the bra company Handful from a neighbor and finally found the answer for her search for a bra that would work for her breastless body. Realizing that there were other modern, active, flat and fabulous survivors who might benefit from the Handful Bra, Cary enthusiastically went to work managing survivor relations.Listen as Cary joins host Dr. Bond to share her story, as well as what sets Handful apart from other bra companies.

One of the valuable lessons Cary learned through her cancer journey is that patients are their own best advocates.While breastfeeding her youngest daughter, Cary Goldberg discovered a lump in her breast. Thinking she could wait until her next wellness visit, Cary put off medical care. Unfortunately, the cancer spread aggressively to nine of her lymph nodes.Over the next five years, Cary would experience a double mastectomy, chemotherapy, radiation, biologic therapy, clinical trials, the removal of her ovaries and uterus, and daily hormone therapy that finally rendered her cancer free.One of the valuable lessons Cary learned over this journey is that patients are their own best advocates. You don't have to necessarily accept the answer given you, and you shouldn't feel bad about being the "squeaky wheel."Another positive outcome was that Cary learned about the bra company Handful from a neighbor and finally found the answer for her search for a bra that would work for her breastless body. Realizing that there were other modern, active, flat and fabulous survivors who might benefit from the Handful Bra, Cary enthusiastically went to work managing survivor relations.Listen as Cary joins host Dr. Bond to share her story, as well as what sets Handful apart from other bra companies.

Cary Goldberg returns to the podcast! Cary began his career as a Standup Comedian, and is now a Spoken Word artist. We talk about his life as an amputee with cerebral palsy, politics in sports, and much more. You can also follow me on… Twitter:  @ander_echanove Facebook:  @echanove10 Website:  anderechanove.com #underthecorktree #carygoldberg #anderechanove #podcast

I can't fully explain how much joy it brings me to share this episode with you. Jennifer Ferguson and Cary Goldberg, of the amazing company Handful, are here to talk about the emotional ups and downs of building a business and working directly with breast cancer fighters and survivors. In this emotionally charged and powerful episode, you learn about the process of launching a business, the side steps all entrepreneurs must be willing to take to reach your goals, why it’s so important to have a purpose and vision behind what you’re doing, and the true power of building relationships.   To learn more about Handful, and to receive 20% off their products for the entire month of October, visit the show notes.   If you would like to connect with me, and other purpose-driven online entrepreneurs, join us in the SweetLife Entrepreneurs Facebook Community where I host a live chat every week! Follow Me On: AprilBeach.com/Facebook AprilBeach.com/Instagram AprilBeach.com/LinkedIn AprilBeach.com/Twitter AprilBeach.com/YouTube

Cary Goldberg is a Spoken Word artist, often performing in Jazz clubs in New York. From an early age, Cary has endured the struggles of being an amputee with cerebral palsy. We talk about being handicapped in America, recording his new Jazz album, and surviving as an artist in the industry. Cary’s new album can be downloaded at:  carygoldberg.bandcamp.comThanks for tuning in!   You can also follow me on… Twitter:  @ander_echanoveFacebook:  @echanove10     Intro melody provided by Pitx www.freesound.org/s/16459/