Show Notes
In this episode, Catherine is joined by Karen Kruger Menopause & Cancer Coach and Stage 3 breast cancer survivor. Catherine and Karen have created The Rise Room.
The Rise Room supports women after cancer and menopause to rebuild strength, restore confidence and trust their bodies again. Women will feel better, live better and move forward physically, mentally and emotionally.
Rebuilding strength. Restoring Confidence. Rising after Cancer
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