What's up, Badi Bees? I'm Brianna, mom, wife, serial entrepreneur, and host of the badass basic bitch podcast.

Each week, I sit down with a seemingly ordinary woman who's doing extraordinary things,

and I get to share her story with you. So let's go. Buckle up as we're going to get real and dive into

the shit nobody talks about. Welcome to the Batty B Club. Question on repeat. It's so funny because I just went to the bank the other day. And the teller commented about how my ID looks so different than I look now. And I said, well, I had cancer. His first reaction, well, you're good now, right? You're good now, right? Like, tell me you're good. And so that's really kind of the perspective that

people had, you know, you're done, chemo. Go back to work, go back to lifting waves, go back to

family life. But the exhaustion just really lingers. Like, you don't feel like yourself.

Welcome back to another episode of Badass Basic Bitch. On today's episode we have

with us, Dr. Amy, who is a cancer survivor, advocate mom, former competitive weightlifter,

and a cancer recovery expert. Today we're going to be talking about her story, beginning when

she was diagnosed,

her journey through and after treatment, and how she is using her firsthand experiences with cancer

to support other women through the cancer-free program. Amy, thank you so much for being with us

today. Thanks for having me here. So why don't you go ahead and give our listeners a short summary of what it is you do?

Yeah, for sure, for sure. So I, over the last really 12 years, I've been working in cancer care.

So I've kind of stumbled upon this career path. You know, when I graduated with my undergrad, I just really didn't know what direction I wanted to head in.

And then I just for some reason kept reaching out to the local cancer center

and asking them for a job, like over and over again,

until they caved and gave me one, like persistence wins.

And then it was a couple couple years after i'd been

working there where i was actually diagnosed myself with ovarian cancer so i was diagnosed in

2016 about six weeks after i got married so we had just bought a house, just got married. We were doing all those things,

you know, you do in life. Wow. And then I was actually diagnosed at the age of 30. So I had a very

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