Finding Yourself Again After Cancer w/ Tennille Corbett

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Tennille Corbett—a powerhouse from Saskatoon with a heart for healing and a passion for change. After facing a life-altering cancer diagnosis, Tennille discovered the transformative power of storytelling. She co-authored a heartfelt memoir with her daughter Lydia, capturing the raw emotional journey of navigating youth mental health and life transitions.But Tennille's impact doesn't stop on the page. She’s also the co-founder of the Early Birds Bash, a vibrant event helping women in Saskatchewan relax, connect, and just have fun. A dedicated volunteer with Neoma Wellness, Tennille is committed to making mental health care more accessible for women across the province.Before cancer, Tennille worked as a respected leader with the Occupational Health and Safety branch of the Government of Saskatchewan. At home, she’s a proud wife, mom of two, true crime enthusiast, and a self-declared Post-it note aficionado. Tennille’s story is one of resilience, reinvention, and rising up to support others—even through life’s toughest moments. Tune in for a moving conversation filled with wisdom, heart, and the healing power of sharing your truth.Connect With Tennille:Instagram PersonalInstagram BookInstagram SupportConnect With Live Free Wellness⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠linktr.ee/lvfree⁠TakeawaysTenille's journey emphasizes the importance of community support during tough times.Cancer diagnosis can lead to a profound identity crisis.Authenticity and vulnerability are crucial in healing.Sharing personal stories can create connections and support.The mother-daughter memoir offers unique perspectives on shared experiences.Immunotherapy has been a significant part of Tenille's treatment journey.Finding one's tribe can provide immense emotional support.The grieving process of losing the 'old self' is common among survivors.Tenille's experience shows that life can still be beautiful despite chronic illness.Writing can be a therapeutic outlet for personal experiences.