Show Notes
In this powerful and intimate second interview, Susan Harrington returns to share her remarkable journey. Following her initial “No Evidence of Disease” (see link to previous episode below), Susan candidly discusses the emotional and physical challenges of facing a growing tumour, making difficult treatment decisions, and maintaining hope.
From navigating complex medical choices to finding unexpected joy in moving to a new home and traveling to Japan, Susan reveals the intricate balance of healing beyond conventional treatments. Her story is a testament to emotional resilience, the importance of self-awareness, and the power of maintaining a positive mindset during life’s most challenging moments.
Join Jin and Susan as they explore the nuanced path of cancer survivorship, discussing everything from integrative treatments and emotional healing to family support and personal transformation. This episode offers raw, inspiring insights into turning medical setbacks into opportunities for growth and deeper understanding.
To get in touch with Susan you’ll find her on IG @belief_2_heal
October 2023 interview with Susan https://theartoflisteningtoyourbody.com/susan-harrington
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