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“It Is Not My Time.” — Teresa Reily’s Cancer Battle, Survival, and Unshakable Conviction (Part 1)

“It Is Not My Time.” — Teresa Reily’s Cancer Battle, Survival, and Unshakable Conviction (Part 1)

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 In this powerful and deeply emotional episode of Million Dollar Minutes, Michael Aguas welcomes entrepreneur and cancer survivor Teresa Reily for Part 1 of her extraordinary story.This episode is not just about illness.It’s about identity.It’s about resilience.It’s about the moment you decide you are not done.Teresa shares how she went from being part of a high-performing entrepreneurial power couple — building, scaling, and exiting multiple businesses — to facing divorce and a life-altering cancer diagnosis at the same time.And then, something even more unimaginable happened.Before her diagnosis, Teresa was:A serial entrepreneurA business builder and scalerInvolved in waste management, racing, development, restaurants, and indoor sports facilitiesA former gymnast and skierA personal trainerA lifelong advocate for health and wellnessShe was strong.Driven.Disciplined.And healthy — or so she believed.When asked what health and wellness meant to her before diagnosis, Teresa explains:She always believed she was healthy.But looking back, there were signs:Persistent fatiguePost-workout exhaustion instead of energyFeeling “tired” beyond normal motherhood stressThe key takeaway:Fatigue is often the first warning sign.And high performers are often the most likely to ignore it.The moment everything changed:Teresa was walking out the door to catch a flight.Her doctor called.He insisted she come in immediately.She refused — she was heading to her cousin’s wedding.She pressed him for answers.He finally confirmed: Cancer.Her response?She got on the plane.She danced.She chose joy before surgery.And when she returned, she was taken directly into a six-hour surgery.What followed was far more severe than she expected:Radical hysterectomyImmediate early menopauseSurgical complicationsA nicked intestineA delayed explosion of her colon years laterShe nearly died.At one point:She was revived on the operating table.Later, she endured a month in the hospital.No food.Minimal pain medication.A traumatic emergency procedure performed while awake.To save her life, doctors drilled through her body to reach her colon and insert a drainage tube — without full sedation.It was, in her words:“The worst experience of my life.”And yet…In the hospital bed.Surrounded by machines.Her children crying at her side.She said:“I am not dying now. It is not my time.”This moment occurred in 2016.She did not feel defeated.She felt certain.Not hopeful.Certain.Teresa did not allow cancer to define her.She made a decision internally before circumstances changed externally.That conviction became a turning point.And in Part 2, we will discover:What she did differentlyWhy she didn’t fully accept the conventional pathWhat solution she introduced to MichaelAnd how that solution contributed to his continued improvementHigh performers often ignore fatigueBeing “fit” does not mean being internally healthyJoy can exist even in the face of diagnosisComplications can be worse than the original diseaseSurvival begins with a decisionFaith and conviction can override fearThis conversation is raw.It’s not polished inspiration.It’s lived reality.If you are:Facing a health battleSupporting someone who isIgnoring fatigueOr feeling overwhelmed by life’s hitsThis episode is your reminder:Sometimes the breakthrough begins with three words.“It is not my time.”The alternative path Teresa exploredThe solution she introduced to MichaelWhy she challenges traditional recovery modelsAnd what role mindset and innovation play in healing💼 Before Cancer: The Power Couple Years⚠️ The Subtle Warning Signs📞 The Diagnosis Call🚨 Complications and Survival🛏️ The Defining Moment🧠 The Mindset Shift🔑 Key Takeaways from Part 1🎙️ Why This Episode Matters📢 Coming Up in Part 2
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