Breast Cancer at 32: Tanner Roe’s Story of Strength

In this episode, I sit down with Tanner Roe, a 32-year-old flight attendant from San Diego whose life changed the moment she heard the words “you have breast cancer.” Diagnosed with Stage 1B breast cancer and currently in active treatment, Tanner has become a source of strength and honesty in a season most of us can’t imagine.Through humor, vulnerability, and a willingness to share the parts people don’t always talk about, Tanner has found her own way to navigate the fear, the heaviness, and the uncertainty, while giving herself full permission to feel every hard moment along the way. She shares her journey openly in hopes of helping others feel seen, understood, and less alone.In this conversation, Tanner opens up about:The moment her diagnosis changed everythingWhat active treatment has looked and felt likeHow she finds moments of humor amid the hardAllowing herself to process the emotional weight of it allHow listening to your intuition could quite literally save your lifeWhat intimacy looks like during treatmentTo follow Tanner’s journey, find her on Instagram at @Tbroe11.For more on her cold-capping experience, her Penguin case study is available here:https://penguincoldcaps.com/user-stories/tanners-cold-capping-story/This episode is real, raw, and full of the kind of strength you can feel. Tanner’s story will stay with you long after you listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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