Terri Wingham, Clare and Tatum (from @ShineCancerSupport) share how they respond to the innocuous but loaded question “Do you have children? And how to make space for grief and reinvention.

In this itunes podcast episode they talk about the end of the infertility line, when cancer has taken away the opportunity to have children.

Bin McLaurin, founder of MACHO –  Bin shares the story of his prostate cancer diagnosis after his first physical in five years and how it changed his life and how he has a renewed purpose to work to get African American men to get health screenings on AM870 Radio.

“I am so inspired and motivated by a fresh chapter and Terri Wingham. She has really created a program that can impact the lives of cancer survivors not only in the United States, but around the world.  Terri is so insightful and is such a visionary in terms of helping people that have been impacted by cancer.” ~ Bin

Breast Cancer and BRCA1 – Grey Genetics

“I am still grappling with my genetic legacy and continue to face difficult decisions. Even though my dreams of motherhood hadn’t become reality, I made the choice to get a prophylactic oophorectomy in December of 2016. At the time of this writing, I am still weighing the pros and cons of removing my ovaries. I’m only 40 years old and it’s not a simple choice, as either path is littered with potential risks and complications.

Information is both power and a burden. I don’t carry it lightly.” ~ Terri 

Catalysts for Change and Guidance for Growth: Terri’s Story – Patient Worthy

Terri considers herself “very lucky”.

In the 80s her paternal grandmother and her grandmother’s two sisters were diagnosed with ovarian cancer. In the 90s, her family entered into the #BRCA1 gene mutation study.

Terri learned she had a predisposition for breast and ovarian cancer when she was 19.

Empowered Patient Radio
Empowering People Impacted by Cancer. By Terri Wingham, Guest Contributor

The Philadelphia Inquirer
Breast cancer stole the life she had. So she started a new one. By Terri Wingham, Guest Contributor

The Big Ordeal
Patient Stories – Terri, By Terri Wingham, Guest Contributor

St. Louis Post Dispatch, By Aisha Sultan
An Unusual Therapy for Cancer Survivors that Aims to Heal the Mind and Spirit

ABC News 7
A Fresh Chapter Helps Cancer Survivors Heal, By Denise Dador

CTV National News
India Journey a Fresh Start for Canadian Cancer Survivors, By CTV News Staff

Toronto Sun
A Fresh Chapter Helps Cancer Survivors Make Post Cancer Healing Easier, By Joanne Richard

Voice America
Good Grief with Cheryl Jones, Interview with Terri Wingham

Just Talking Podcast, By Christopher Snider
Interview with Terri Wingham

HipCast, Survive and Live Well with Elyn Jacobs
Interview with Terri Wingham

AARP – Life Reimagined
Searching for Hope and Adventure in India, By Ken Budd

Royal Roads University
Outside the Lens of Cancer, Interview with Terri Wingham

LIVES Affected By Cancer Magazine
Family Ties – an interview with Terri Wingham

VolunTourism.org   |  Volume 9  |  Issue 2 Fall 2013
Volunteering as a Mechanism for Starting Over, By Terri Wingham, Guest Contributor

Cancer Knowledge Network Blog
Stepping Outside Your Comfort Zone, By Terri Wingham, Guest Contributor

First Descents Blog
Wild Hope & A Dream Coming True in Peru, By Terri Wingham, Guest Blogger

Huffington Post Impact
Cancer Survivor Uses Technology to Launch an International Dream, By Terri Wingham, Guest Contributor

I Had Cancer Blog
Hope is My Religion, By Terri Wingham, Guest Blogger

Huffington Post Lifestyle
Do Your Eyes Light Up?, By Cross Cultural Solutions (Terri Wingham, Guest Contributor)