Today's guest on the podcast is Taryn Hillin, a screenwriter, author and journalist who at the age of 34 was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive cancer. She joins me today to talk about The Anti-Cancer Life and her cancer experience.
Taryn's story is powerful and a huge testament to the argument that patient's must be their best advocate and second opinions are often more important than we realize at the time.
Taryn's interview includes:
- her personal story that led to a Huffington Post article
- practical health tips for cancer patients
- mental and emotional challenges of a cancer diagnosis
- exploration of complementary treatments
- and the power of belief and positive thinking
This episode is packed with the combination of practical advice, personal resilience, and innovative treatment approaches. Taryn's story is about BELIEVING BIG!
Learn more about Taryn Hillin on her website:
https://www.tarynhillin.com/
Suggested Resources:
- Taryn's Instagram page: The Anti-Cancer Life
- Favorite Smoothie Recipe 1
- Favorite Smoothie Recipe 2
- Huffington Post article: If I'd Listened to My Doctor I'd Be Dead Right Now
- Essay: There Are No Atheists in Foxholes
- Radical Hope by Dr. Kelly Turner
- PubMed
- Integrative Oncology by Dr. Andrew Weil
- The Biology of Belief by Bruce Lipton
- How Not to Die by Michael Greger
- Eat to Beat Disease by William Li
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