
“You have cancer.”
Three words that can make your entire world stop.
Suddenly, you’re thinking about treatment, money, your family, your future and whether you’re going to survive.
I know because I’ve been there.
I remember receiving my diagnosis and feeling completely overwhelmed. I was scared, confused and worried about how I was going to afford treatment.
Then came the hospital visits, chemotherapy, side effects, surgery, radiation, follow-up appointments and the emotional rollercoaster that nobody really prepares you for.
But I made it through.
And along the way, I learned things I desperately wish someone had told me when I was starting.
That’s why I created The WARRIOR Method™.
A practical guide based on my personal cancer journey to help you navigate the fear, confusion and everyday realities that come with a cancer diagnosis.
❤️ My personal cancer journey — from diagnosis to treatment and beyond
🏥 How to prepare yourself for long treatment days
💰 What to do when you’re struggling financially with treatment
🧠 How I dealt with fear, negative stories and information overload
🥗 Practical things I personally did to take care of myself during treatment
👩🏽⚕️ How to work effectively with your oncology team
🩺 What I learned about surgery, radiation and follow-up care
🙏🏽 How faith helped me keep going
🎁 Cancer Treatment Bag Checklist
🎁 Cancer Support & Money Action Plan
🎁 WARRIOR Treatment & Follow-Up Tracker
I am not a doctor, and this guide is not a cure for cancer or a replacement for professional medical treatment.
It is my personal experience, practical lessons and encouragement for anyone walking through this difficult journey.
Because sometimes you don’t need another frightening story.
You need someone who has been there to say:
“Take it one step at a time. You can get through this.”
I went through chemotherapy.
I went through radiation.
I went through the fear.
And I’m here today.
If you or someone you love has recently received a cancer diagnosis, don’t navigate the journey feeling completely lost.
One step. One day. One treatment at a time.