You’re the one everyone counts on. You show up, take care of things, check on everyone else, and when someone asks how you’re doing, you say, “I’m good.”

But when was the last time you stopped to ask yourself if you actually are?

In this episode of Breast Cancer Resilience Radio, Camille explores a lesser-known way survival mode can show up after breast cancer: the fawn response. It doesn’t always look like fear or overwhelm. Sometimes it looks like being capable, helpful, positive, and strong—even when you’re exhausted underneath it all.

You’ll discover why treatment can teach us to minimize our symptoms, avoid being a burden, care for everyone else, and slowly lose touch with our own needs. Camille also shares a simple practice to begin rebuilding that connection with yourself.

Because healing doesn’t mean you have to stop being the person who cares for others. It means remembering that you deserve to be included in that care, too.

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