Navigating Cancer TOGETHER

Talaya’s Navigating Cancer Together podcast is an invaluable resource for those touched by cancer. With a deeply compassionate and thoughtful approach, Talaya creates a supportive space for individuals on the cancer journey. Her passion for empowering others shines through, as she draws from her own experiences to guide listeners in navigating the many challenges that come with a cancer diagnosis. Talaya’s kind-hearted and genuine nature makes her a true advocate for those she serves. She encourages her listeners to take an active role in their healthcare, offering much-needed conversations and resources they may not otherwise come across or have the opportunity to explore. Whether you’re a cancer patient, survivor, family member, or part of the support system, this podcast offers insight, strength, and understanding. Her thought-provoking questions, calming presence, and empathetic approach make every episode a source of comfort and empowerment. Talaya’s dedication to lifting others on their journey is inspiring, making Navigating Cancer Together a tremendously valuable and much-needed resource.

Telaya's podcast on Navigating Cancer is a supportive show that mirrors her passion and energy for helping those on the cancer journey. I highly recommend her show for bringing all different views and points of support to those who need to feel empowered as they navigate this life-shifting diagnosis. Her passion comes from her journey, and she subsequently devoted herself to advocating and lifting others to rise to the possibility of seeing with new eyes. Highly recommended show for motivation and positivity!

Talaya’s genuine and kindheartedness shines through immensely. She helped me to understand cancer was a part of my journey called life. For those who maybe helping someone deal with a form of cancer, this podcast can be a great support for them.

Talaya invited me to share my story of an ovarian cancer diagnosis in 1981 on her podcast. This was before Gilda Radner and a focus on this horrific disease. Her kindness and compassion was sincerely appreciated as I related the shock of this diagnosis at age 28, the treatment and my life afterwards. The take away is that women should see their doctor annually as this type of cancer is not usually detected until the patient experiences pain. Talking to Talaya enabled me to encourage listeners to take an active role in their health care. I am sincerely appreciative to Talaya for this opportunity. - Shared with permission on behalf of Nadean Stone, MBA, CLM.