My story

In 2020, I was just 26 when I heard the words "you have cancer",

 

A diagnosis of stage 3 aggressive breast cancer was the last thing I expected in my mid twenties but it was unexpectedly the most beautiful journey of healing, one that forced an old version of myself to collapse, for a new version to come to life.

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Unfortunately my own journey with cancer wasn't the first time cancer had changed my life. At 16, my precious mother passed away from a rare ocular melanoma that had aggressively reoccured several years after her original diagnosis.  Years before that, I watched my mum's mother succumb to the same disease and even now it's hard not to hear or find a story of someone's life that hasn't been affected by the words cancer. 

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I did the conventional treatment, the chemo, the surgery, the radiation but I knew pretty quickly there was more to it. There was a reason my body allowed cancer to grow, and there was things I could do to make sure it did not return. So I went on my own journey of learning, reading, surrendering, letting go, and ultimately changing my entire life.

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Over the past 6 years i've been on a journey of change and inner healing. It allowed me to see areas of my life that needed addressing at a root level. I began eating plant based, I addressed nutritional deficiencies, prioritised sleep, left my job as a nurse, reduced my exposure to toxic chemicals, started to feel emotions I have suppressed for years along with many other changes. Things that unfortuanely many oncologists won't tell you. 

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I understand the shock, the confusion, the anger, the fear, the grief and the pain that a cancer diagnosis brings and I want to help. I truly believe it's the nutrition, lifestyle and emotional changes I made as to why I am still here and thriving. And I believe every woman deserves to know them and have the support along the way.

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My mission...

To help woman realise they have more control over their health and diagnosis than they may realise. I want woman to be empowered, to live in less fear and to feel what it's like to thrive.

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Cancer was my wake up call .... and I feel it is yours too

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With love, Tallara