Frances Hammond

The Unexpected Detour ❤️

Society EN ↓ 187 episodes

The Unexpected Detour ❤️ was born from a journey through breast cancer — the detour that awakened the mission. What began as a personal path through fear, healing, survival, and faith has grown into a space where honest conversations about life’s unexpected turns can be shared openly and compassionately. Though we lean into many different detours — emotional, spiritual, relational, health-related, and personal — we will never leave our humble beginnings behind. Breast cancer awareness, education, and survivorship remain a vital part of the heart of this platform. The Unexpected Detour ❤️ is

Author

Frances Hammond

Category

Society

Podcast website

anchor.fm

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Do They Realize Cancer Needs a CURE 14.12.2020

As a cancer survivor I still have daily struggles with the side effects. It's time to find a CURE for the other illnesses just as quickly as they have done for Covid19.

Reflections 01.11.2020

Sitting here reflecting on the tramatic hair loss journey. I thought I was prepared but to my surprise I wasn't.

Bittersweet 24.10.2020

Proverbs 18:21 Life and Death are in the power of the tongue. Too many times I found me reciting this versus over and over in my mind. I wanted to live, and I was going to speak life into me. Life is so fragile, be thankful for every day of living.

Just Thinking 19.09.2020

Just wanted to add some thoughts on cancer. Why some talk about the disease and some don't

The Diagnosis and My Prescription for Treatment 11.05.2020

The day came and it was time to face my new reality. The Diagnosis,the stage and the treatment.

Total Confusion 24.02.2020

Have you been in a place where so much is going on that life is topsy turvy. That's how August 2017 was for me. Between what option I would choose to treat my Breast Cancer. Then I had to deal with the closing of a home. My plate was full.

God Created My Support Team 15.02.2020

It's amazing how God sent people to me to support me while dealing with processing the diagnosis. It was important to share my journey hoping to touch someone's Life.

Fear of the Unknown 30.01.2020

What do you do when the wait seems like forever? You sweat you swear you pray or do you worry? Listen to what happens when I grew fearful of the unknown.

Bewildered by The Talk 23.01.2020

When the GYN tells you the you have nothing to worry about because they have better treatment for Breast Cancer. What????

The Mind and the Thoughts 17.01.2020

When the mind is a whirlwind of thoughts what do you do? Second mammogram and ultrasound were done and what a day that was to keep hearing not one but two people say They can Treat That Hear. Really what could they be treating?

The Beginning of my Journey 16.01.2020

Can you believe I ,me! was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017. I was in complete shock and my constant question I continue to ask God was ,Why Me?" I know I spoke that into the atmosphere but I didn't mean it.😭 All I could do was Trust HIM as He said if you believe ME, lean on my word and TRUST." I will never leave or forsake you."

The Unexpected Detour ❤️ 15.01.2020

Created for self education ,teach others and provide comfort . After my personal experience with Breast Cancer I felt compelled to tell my journey. For the words Breast Cancer came as a shock to me. As I read more I realized there different variations of the disease. While traveling on my journey I decided that women need to know more about this disease. With deep passion I wanted to be able to ed...

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