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Pelvic floor physical therapist Christina Wright has spent many years helping women deal with pelvic floor issues - and there are many! Especially after cancer treatment, women experience difficulties and often run into frustration trying to find any sort of help. But it doesn't have to be that way! Tune in as hosts Sarah and Jane learn all kinds of great information from Christina.

Physical therapist Paige Sims specializes in working with breast cancer patients. In this episode, she shares with hosts Sarah and Becki some of the many ways physical therapy can be targeted specifically for women before, during and after treatment to help reduce and even eliminate many of the difficulties patients face, including lymphedema.

Christina Wright is a physical therapy specialist with a heart for breast cancer patients. In this episode, she talks with hosts Sarah and Jane about the reality of pain, what it's all about, and how we can deal with it. Join the conversation for some very interesting insights on this very real and sometimes very mysterious part of life.

Sarah, Jane, and Becki continue the conversation on the things they wish they'd known when they were first diagnosed. Listen in for great insights and personal stories of the big and small decisions that can have lasting effects you may not think about until years down the road.

In the middle of everything else that happened in 2020, Sarah was diagnosed with breast cancer and jumped on the roller coaster of trying to figure out life with treatments and surgery and medical bills along with everything else that comes along with life for her, her husband and two small children.

Hindsight is always 20/20.... but when you're dealing with your health, body image, sexuality, intimacy, and confidence as a woman ... there's a lot at stake. In this, the first in a series of things you need to know, we hear from three different women who offer three different perspectives on surgery decisions and what they wish they had known before making decisions at the beginning of their breast cancer journeys.