This episode holds a special place in my heart. ❤ To donate to UCLA's fund for brain cancer research, visit giving.ucla.edu/Campaign/Donate.aspx?SiteNum=4010&AutoFN=Y&Trib=Y&TribT=M&TribFN=Stanford&TribLN=Kurland Thank you to LMNT and Omaha Steaks for sponsoring this ep! Go to DrinkLMNT.com/RealStuff to get your free Sample Pack with any LMNT drink mix. (or try the new LMNT Sparkling!!) Use promo code LUCIE at OmahaSteaks.com for an additional discount when you shop Gourmet gift packages for Father's Day!
What an incredible human being Jordy is! I relate to her on SO many levels in SO many ways. I am a cancer survivor... was diagnosed at the age of 36 with stage 3 bilateral breast cancer. It has changed my life meteorically. I can't put it into words most days. I know I'm beyond lucky to be alive and so grateful for every moment I have. I've lost dear friends to this disease. My mother has had cancer three times and now my uncle is going through it. It's gut-wrenching. Something can happen to any of us at any time. Death comes for all. Having a life-threatening experience is a major lesson to live in the moment and really, truly not take anything for granted. I really hope this beautiful interview shifts some perspectives in the best way possible. I'm so inspired by her courage to come on here and be so raw. Jordy, you've inspired me to share my story. 🌠
Thanks for sharing this is so thought provoking. My dad died of cancer, my sister “beat” cancer, and our mom also passed away. Death in any form is so hard on everyone involved but unavoidable and this topic shouldn’t be avoided. It definitely helps us to realize how short life is and remind us of what is truly important. I feel grateful my blessings and for having heard this story thank u!
Love to you, Jordy. My husband had cancer(In remission?, clean scan March 6, 2024), I have felt the darkness. It's so dark, so hard. Telling our kids was the hardest. I wish you strength, happiness, peace..... everything you hope for. I am thinking of you.
This episode holds a special place in my heart. ❤ To donate to UCLA's fund for brain cancer research, visit giving.ucla.edu/Campaign/Donate.aspx?SiteNum=4010&AutoFN=Y&Trib=Y&TribT=M&TribFN=Stanford&TribLN=Kurland
Thank you to LMNT and Omaha Steaks for sponsoring this ep!
Go to DrinkLMNT.com/RealStuff to get your free Sample Pack with any LMNT drink mix. (or try the new LMNT Sparkling!!)
Use promo code LUCIE at OmahaSteaks.com for an additional discount when you shop Gourmet gift packages for Father's Day!
What an incredible human being Jordy is! I relate to her on SO many levels in SO many ways. I am a cancer survivor... was diagnosed at the age of 36 with stage 3 bilateral breast cancer. It has changed my life meteorically. I can't put it into words most days. I know I'm beyond lucky to be alive and so grateful for every moment I have. I've lost dear friends to this disease. My mother has had cancer three times and now my uncle is going through it. It's gut-wrenching. Something can happen to any of us at any time. Death comes for all. Having a life-threatening experience is a major lesson to live in the moment and really, truly not take anything for granted. I really hope this beautiful interview shifts some perspectives in the best way possible. I'm so inspired by her courage to come on here and be so raw. Jordy, you've inspired me to share my story. 🌠
Thank you for this episode that's truly beautiful in a unique way.
All the best, Jordy ❤
Oh my heart, thank you Jordy and Lucie for this beautiful conversation. I hung to every last word.
Thanks for sharing this is so thought provoking. My dad died of cancer, my sister “beat” cancer, and our mom also passed away. Death in any form is so hard on everyone involved but unavoidable and this topic shouldn’t be avoided. It definitely helps us to realize how short life is and remind us of what is truly important. I feel grateful my blessings and for having heard this story thank u!
She is incredible. Thank you for sharing❤️ and I’m so sorry cancer has impacted your family so much
Wow, what an impactful episode. Thank you both for sharing, definitely had to hug my partner after this one, sending lots of love 💕💕
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Love to you, Jordy. My husband had cancer(In remission?, clean scan March 6, 2024), I have felt the darkness. It's so dark, so hard. Telling our kids was the hardest. I wish you strength, happiness, peace..... everything you hope for. I am thinking of you.
My husband Clay was diagnosed with this exact thing December 2023. I can completely relate to Jordy. 😞💔
Aww Suzi thank you for sharing. How is he doing? Sending love!
@@luciebfinkhe is doing incredibly well -for which we are grateful. We are just trying to live in the moment and not take anything for granted. ❤
I think the gift you gave me was, regardless of your circumstances, how important it is to find a way to show up! Love, Terry Pizzi
Thank you for sharing your journey. Beautifully said xxx
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