Podcast appearances and mentions of emily garnett

Our annual Pinktober MBC Panel on October 29 featured guests Megan-Claire Chase, Janice Cowden, Kathleen Friel, Victoria Goldberg, Claudia Gonzalez, Kirby Lewis, Amy Parliman, and Stephanie Walker.In this episode, these women share their experiences living with metastatic breast cancer during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The panelists discuss how their perspectives have changed or evolved considering the realities of living with a terminal illness.00:02:03 - "How do we bring more awareness to what's not pink?"00:03:18 - "So what does October mean to us when everything is pink ribbon and you're living with a terminal illness?"00:26:26 - "I felt very betrayed that I participated in something that I thought was one thing and was actually something different."00:40:36 - "We are more than just the body parts."00:44:58 - "I need to remember people who have gone and people who are still with us and I want to make sure that those who are newly coming into this, as Emily Garnett used to say, the worst community with the best people."Support the show

During this month dedicated to Mental Health Awareness, we want to take a deep dive into the healing power of writing for those of us in the MBC community.  I have admired the writing of so many greats in our community:  the poet Anya Silver, memoirist and poet Nina Riggs, and the great blog writing found on Nancy’s Point, or the spunky writing of my friends Rebecca Timlin-Scalera or Emily Garnett.  Do you find writing intimidating or something that other people do?  In this episode, we speak about the writing process with the founder and editor of the Wildfire Magazine writing community, April Stearns, a writing workshop participant & psychotherapist Erin Weiss, and poet and writer Ilene Kaminsky. Like all good writing -  we laugh, we cry, and we get inspired. Next week, we will host a special episode with readings from the writers of Wildfire Magazine.  An episode not to be missed! More info available on our websitewww.ourmbclife.orgGot something to share?  Feedback?Email:  ourmbclife@sharecancersupport.orgSend us a voice recording via email or through speakpipe on our website. Follow on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @ourmbclife

Join our conversation with Emily Garnett's husband, Christian Garnett, and her dear friend and fellow MBC advocate, Abigail Johnston, as we discuss Emily's legacy projects, grief, caregiver supports, mental health, and so much more. Emily Garnett died in March 2020 after living with MBC for 2.5 years. During that time, she was a prolific writer, blogger, and podcast host who showed us all how to be vulnerable, honest, and fierce while living with this disease.

Tina discusses the legacy of Emily Garnett, hostess of The Intersection of Cancer and Life. Emily was a trailblazer, a whirlwind, a force. Emily encouraged the community forward and fought for the metastatic breast cancer community.

Emily Garnett & Laura Carfang; When Two Breast Cancer Podcasters Finally Connect by SurvivingBreastCancer.org

Universe, what's good?! For tonight's episode, I'll be airing my appearance on episode 24 of The Intersection of Cancer and Life, which was a roundtable episode with Emily Garnett, Kelsey Bucci, Tina Conrad, Leanna House, Mimi Hall, Lindsay DeLong, and myself! --- For the Season 2 finale, we wanted to switch the conversation up a little bit, so I'm welcoming six other breast cancer podcasters onto the show for a round table conversation. It's not often that you get a group together like this, a half-dozen total strangers, bonded only by our need to talk about our illness in this way, but I can't even fully capture what an amazing group this is. We had so much fun, and I hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed recording. The show will be taking a brief break over the summer, and be back in a couple of months with a deep dive into breast cancer. We'll be talking to researchers, doctors, advocates, and unpacking the challenges of all aspects of life with breast cancer in anticipation of October's breast cancer awareness month. I've been so honored to continue to share these conversations with you, and am so excited to keep going. Have a wonderful summer! --- You can find The Intersection of Cancer and Life over at https://www.mouthoffnetwork.com/the-int… and subscribe on Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts.

Emily Garnett is a powerhouse who shares her journey as a lawyer, wife, and mother who was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer at 32 years old. She shares her journey from diagnosis to treatment through her blog Beyond the Pink Ribbon. She chooses to get back up each and every day to fight through the pitfalls, fears, and daily challenges of living with metastatic breast cancer. She wants to create a community where others with metastatic breast cancer feel connected and can speak honestly about their experiences no matter how tough it is. She is blazing a trail to encourage others so that their lives with metastatic breast cancer is not defined by loneliness, but a shared connection through the highs and lows of living with metastatic breast cancer.

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Emily Garnett is a lawyer, wife and mother diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer. Emily joins us for this episode with a wonderful story to share and a message for all of us. She gives us a grounded look at the experience of being diagnosed with cancer at age 32 along with the lessons she's learned along the way. You'll hear about how she navigates this new life of being diagnosed as she unmasks the illusions of control and balance and much more.Visit Emily's website where you'll find her blog and much more – www.EmilyRGarnett.comEmily has a podcast called The Intersection of Cancer and Life, go check it out! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-unmistakable-creative-podcast.

Emily Garnett is a lawyer, wife and mother diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer. Emily joins us for this episode with a wonderful story to share and a message for all of us. She gives us a grounded look at the experience of being diagnosed with cancer at age 32 along with the lessons she's learned along the way. You'll hear about how she navigates this new life of being diagnosed as she unmasks the illusions of control and balance and much more.Visit Emily's website where you'll find her blog and much more – www.EmilyRGarnett.comEmily has a podcast called The Intersection of Cancer and Life, go check it out! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#089 — Mom Life, With Cancer: You’re Not Dead! There are two contrasting narratives around cancer: We hear stories of survivors who beat the disease. And then we hear stories of people who are on their deathbeds. In reality, there is a much greater spectrum of experience. Emily Garnett is 32 years old. She recently celebrated her fifth wedding anniversary and her son’s second birthday. She was diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer that same week. But Emily’s life didn’t stop. She is still here. She is still making dinner and taking care of her son and going to the grocery store. And she wants the world to know what it looks like to live life with cancer. Today, Emily shares her career evolution, explaining how she became an elder care lawyer and her decision to step away when her son was born. She shares the devastating experience of being diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer as a young mom and her extremely limited options for having more children. I ask Emily how she navigates the fear and the unfairness of it all, and she describes how she talks to her son about her cancer diagnosis. Listen in for insight around the opportunity Emily has found in her illness and learn more about her advocacy organization, Beyond the Pink Ribbon. FULL SHOW NOTES  Get the complete show notes with episode quotes, photos, and time stamps at http://www.startuppregnant.com/089. EPISODE SPONSOR & SPECIAL OFFER This podcast is made possible by Alavita Nutrition, a tremendous resource when it comes to food, health, and wellness. The Alavita team is on a mission to make eating good food and understanding nutrition easier for busy moms. Head to https://www.alavitanutrition.com/ and use the code ‘startup pregnant’ for 20% off their self-paced programs or a nutrition consultation. All of our sponsor offers are available on our website for you to grab the perks and discounts offered to podcast listeners: http://startuppregnant.com/sponsors. LEARN MORE ABOUT EMILY GARNETT  Emily Garnett is a former elder law and special needs attorney whose practice focused on adult guardianships, capacity issues, care management and public benefits. Today, she is the face of Beyond the Pink Ribbon, an advocacy and awareness platform where she documents her experience living with metastatic breast cancer. Emily also serves as the host of The Intersection of Cancer & Life podcast. Beyond the Pink Ribbon The Intersection of Cancer & Life Podcast THE STARTUP PREGNANT PODCAST & HOST Startup Pregnant Startup Pregnant Newsletter Email hello@startuppregnant.com Startup Pregnant on Facebook Startup Pregnant on Instagram Startup Pregnant on Twitter Sponsor the Podcast Review Startup Pregnant on iTunes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/startuppregnant/message

Emily Garnett is an attorney and mother of a 3-year-old who was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in November of 2017. We had an inspiring, moving, and educational conversation with her about illness, uncertainty, logistics in the face of a true challenge, and resilience.  Laura and Sarah also talk about Thanksgiving and gratitude, and in the Q&A, a listener asks about how a planner might contribute to the "invisible workload" of women (and how to avoid it!).

In this episode of the Our Bodies Series, Havilah talks with Emily Garnett - mother, wife, lawyer, writer, and someone who lives with cancer. Emily brings joy and humor to a difficult topic, and offers words of wisdom for us all. Little Faith on Patreon Emily's podcast Emily's blog Emily on FB Emily on IG Emily on Twitter The Cancer Couch Foundation The METAvivor Foundation

We discussed being diagnosed with stage IV metastatic breast cancer at the age of 32, right after her son turned two and she celebrated her 5th wedding anniversary. She was also trying to get pregnant which she learned would never be an option. As a matter of fact, she had a complete hysterectomy 2 1/2 weeks prior to our interview. In her words: I'm Emily, a lawyer, wife, mother, and cat lady, living outside of New York City. I was a collegiate swimmer and completed the 2011 New York City Marathon. Professionally, I am an elder law and special needs attorney, whose practice focused primarily on adult guardianships, capacity issues, care management, and public benefits. When my son was born, I left law practice to stay home with him. In the same week that I celebrated my fifth wedding anniversary and my son turned two, I was diagnosed with metastatic (stage IV) breast cancer at age 32. I am documenting this new life from my diagnosis to treatment, through all of the emotions and logistics of life with a young child and a metastatic cancer diagnosis, because I believe in education, empowerment, and the creation of community so that no one feels alone even in the darkest corners of this diagnosis and cancer life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-naked-podcaster/message Support this podcast

Emily Garnett is a New York-based mother, attorney, blogger, and podcaster. Emily was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. She is using her journey to come alongside others with cancer. Hear her story of rising up in the midst of adversity. To Emerge is sponsored by Emerge Mothers Academy, a nonprofit equipping single mothers in the Twin Cities. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/to-emerge/message

Emily's last few years have been stricken with unexplanable pain- with no answers in sight. Until last year, when she was diagnosed with terminal cancer, in her 30's, with a young child at home. We talk allll about how her attitude and perspective has changed before and after cancer, how has her relationship with her husband changed, what she would say to her pre-cancer self, parenting as a mother with metastatic cancer, finding support and community for parents with metastatic cancer with young kids, and how have they learned as a family to be more open about their needs  To connect with Emily: IG: @BeyondthePinkRibbon EmilyRGarnett.com

Blogger ("Beyond the Pink Ribbon"), mother, and fellow metavivor, Emily Garnett, joins the gals to discuss her experience also being diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer last year. Like Danielle, Emily is in her early 30's, hormone receptor positive, and HER2 negative. Despite the similarities in their diagnoses, Emily and Danielle compare their differing treatment routes. Emily also opens up about metastatic motherhood, the loss of her fertility, and adjusting to her new normal. You don't want to miss hearing this incredible woman's ongoing journey! Also check out her amazing blog, "Beyond the Pink Ribbon", at https://emilyrgarnett.com and follow her on Instagram @beyondthepinkribbon!

Emily Garnett is a former college swimmer and elder law attorney turned stay-at-home mom to her two-year-old son. She was also diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in November of 2017. Believing in the power of one’s own voice, she began blogging about her cancer and treatment as a way to foster community and educate others. In this episode, Emily discusses reevaluating the healthy/sick and happy/sad binaries, what she hopes to achieve through social media advocacy, and her own breast cancer-oriented podcast “Beyond the Pink Ribbon.” You can read the full show notes at www.thisisnotwhatiordered.com