If you’ve ever looked in the mirror after breast cancer treatment and thought, I don’t recognize myself anymore, this episode is for you.

Treatment can change your hair, your shape, your strength, your energy, and the way your body functions. But it can also change something we don’t talk about nearly enough: your relationship with your body.

In this episode of Breast Cancer Resilience Radio, Camille explores why your body can feel strangely unfamiliar after treatment, why some survivors begin scanning their bodies for danger while others disconnect from them altogether, and how survival mode can make it difficult to feel at home in your own skin.

You’ll also hear Camille’s personal experience of losing the hair that had been part of her identity for decades—and the unexpected comment that helped her begin seeing her changed body differently.

Most importantly, we’ll explore a new way forward: moving from fear and surveillance toward appreciation, partnership, and compassion for the body that carried you through.

Plus, Camille shares a simple practice you can begin using today to start rebuilding that relationship—one small moment at a time.

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