Conversations & Coffee

This episode focuses on the holiday season which can bring a sense of grief for those who are struggling with the loss of a loved one.

November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that pancreatic cancer is the 4th leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States and it is one of the most difficult to diagnose? Let’s sip on this topic.

October highlights Breast Cancer Awareness. How has it been going? Has there been any progress? How about the signs and symptoms as well as treatment options? Let’s explore☕️

As one who lives books, it is heartbreaking to see people destroy books, ban books and prohibit others from learning about the historical facts of the past. Let’s discuss 📚

What are some unusual symptoms that were actually signs that led to a cancer diagnosis? Take a moment to listen and share.

I thought I was a Christian. Clearly, I was wrong, the Christians/Evangelicals are showing up with a mighty stance of hate and intolerance - I can’t go for that!

Reorganizing and mixing things up to explore various topics as it relates to Family, Faith and Health - among other things.

After cancer treatment, the hope for survival is very strong. However, the journey of a survivor comes with its own challenges.

It all began with a desire to do something more. Almost everyone has lost a loved one, or someone the know to cancer. The Day That Changed My Life audiobooks, Off Broadway Play, and documentary began with an idea to bring awareness. Take a listen and see how this idea continues to expand on many levels.

March is the perfect time to kickstart a New Year of Conversations and Coffee with Colorectal Cancer Awareness.

Losing a loved one is difficult. The loss takes some time to process. It’s a sensitive moment that can be topped with well meaning yet inconsiderate sentiments by those who are offering their condolences. We’re discussing the do’s and don’ts... Come on in the room👋🏾

The diagnosis comes with treatment options and trying to determine which one will be best can be very challenging.

Having cancer is quite the challenge. However, during the coronavirus pandemic, the struggle becomes even more difficult. Let’s explore the symptoms and proper precautions that are needed during this season.

Sleepless nights have become seemingly more common these days and with the current coronavirus pandemic, we have even more things to keep us up. However, here are some tips that may help you.?

March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month. Many are at risk for colon cancer and some may develop the disease sooner than others. Today’s topic gives an insight on how early detection saves lives.