Two Girls With Cancer Ashley and Becky

What can we say? The topic comes up a lot! Obviously, we're human, and obviously, we love a TMI moment. Getting sick will humble even the proudest of people. Join us as we give a run down of what's going on in our lives these days. From ER visits to last-ever treatments, the topic of 💩 always makes its way into the conversation!
We are in the middle of changing around a few things, if you can't tell! A new mixer, new microphones and headphones, a new recording room and table, and with that comes some growing pains. Please ignore us looking at the computer instead of at the camera. Now we know and next week will be better!

The girls get a little fired up this week as they discuss the things on their minds. Emotions are high as they recount some of the hurtful things said by others about having cancer. And when it comes to parenting, the girls wish they had more energy and could make up for lost time with their kids. It's frustrating when they see parents having the opportunity to be with their child and not taking it. Straight to the point: Do Better!

Just because a person gets cancer, it doesn't mean that their life stops. Being a parent is exhausting as it is and having an illness on top of it is so mentally and physically draining. And then there's dating. As if being a single mom in your 30's wasn't hard enough! The girls get raw and candid in this episode.

Back with part 2 of this supplement series, the ladies go through Ashley's daily regime of pills, elixirs, powders, etc. Since she takes so many, this is a more condensed version than Becky's episode, merely because there would be no time to go into the same detail. A complete posting of Ashley's products will be posted on the Two Girls With Cancer social media pages. Please research them to see if they are right for you.

If you have ever wondered what the girls do EVERY day to fight cancer, here is a deep look into that. Becky details her daily vitamins and supplements as prescribed by her holistic doctors. Episode 6 will feature Ashley's daily regimen.

Nutrition is important for any one, regardless of your health status. But when you are diagnosed with cancer, you have to change everything you are doing, especially your eating habits. Some scientists and health professionals say that sugar does not feed cancer, that it simply causes weight gain which puts you at risk for cancer. But Ashley and Becky disagree with [parts of] that statement. Both ladies dramatically changed their lifestyles upon diagnosis and share the details of that in this episode.