18/03/2026
Sometimes the hardest part of surviving something life-changing…
is figuring out who you are afterward.
When I was diagnosed with cancer at 48, everything stopped.
Not just my health.
My identity.
My sense of control.
My vision for what came next.
Like many high-achieving women, I had spent decades building a career, leading teams, pushing forward.
But survivorship brings a different kind of question:
Now who am I?
Over the past few years, I’ve spoken with dozens of women navigating this same moment.
Brilliant leaders.
Accomplished professionals.
Women who fought for their lives.
And yet, when treatment ends, the world expects them to simply return to who they were before.
But something fundamental has changed.
The truth is, survivorship is not about going back.
It’s about owning what comes next.
Tomorrow I’ll share something very personal that has been quietly growing behind the scenes.