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Fabianna Marie Showcase + You Hold The Power
By Fabianna Marie
RECENTLY I WAS LOOKING THROUGH OLD PHOTOS OF WHEN I FIRST STARTED MY JOURNEY WITH BREAST CANCER. IT WAS HARD TO LOOK AT THE SHELL OF A WOMAN TRYING TO HOLD IT ALL TOGETHER.
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Battling not only my cancer diagnosis but my self-loathing thoughts, I felt unworthy of healing and standing in my own power. One day I was a twenty-seven year old mother and wife, the next day I had a new identity. Cancer Patient. I let those two words provoke a cyclone of mental destruction.
I sat for a while with those thoughts and photos and let the overwhelming gratitude of how far I have come wash over me. Back then I had no idea the power and resilience I possessed. As I was writing this article I thought about the human capacity for overcoming obstacles. As I sat and contemplated about the world we are living in and the things that have kept me going through unprecedented times. Resilience is the word that keeps flashing like a neon sign. Resilience is a fascinating term. It is compelling because it is universal. It crosses all human boundaries; age, race, gender, ethnicity, political, and religions persuasions. But what makes a resilient person? How do we become resilient? Adversity doesn’t discriminate. This isn’t new information, no one goes through life unscathed of obstacles. They do say obstacles teach us the greatest life lessons, but if I am being a realist, unless we are willing to recognize what these obstacles are teaching us, we are doomed to repeat them. The same can be said for resiliency.
Read the complete article in the new issue of Mumpreneur Movement Magazine, Building Resilience: A Must For Successful Women.
Fabianna Marie
Dr. Fabianna is a best-selling author, writer and Global Health Ambassador. Dr. Fab is a board certified Naturopathic Doctor, with specializations in Bio Phenotype diagnosis, Holistic Nutrition, and Cannabis Science and Medicine. She is Harvard trained in the science of Stem Cells and the Epigenetic Control of Gene Expression, Yale Trained in the fundamentals of Immunology as well as Johns Hopkins trained in understanding Cancer Metastasis.
Dr. Fab was diagnosed at the age of 27 with BRCA1 positive, triple negative, invasive metastatic Breast Cancer. Dr. Fab continues to thrive every day and has chosen to share her journey and passion for wellness with the world in hopes of inspiring anyone facing adversity.
Dr. Fab has been a guest speaker at National Cancer charity and fundraising events as well as part of a national ad campaign for the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer. She has been inducted into the National Association of Professional Women and is honored to be the recipient of the 2017 Woman of The Year and 2018-2019 International Woman of the Year Award.
Dr. Fab launched her first book, Fabulously Fighting in November of 2016, and just released the second edition, Fabulously Fighting Uncensored in October of 2020.