Finding Yourself Again After Cancer w/ Tennille Corbett

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Tennille Corbett—a powerhouse from Saskatoon with a heart for healing and a passion for change. After facing a life-altering cancer diagnosis, Tennille discovered the transformative power of storytelling. She co-authored a heartfelt memoir with her daughter Lydia, capturing the raw emotional journey of navigating youth mental health and life transitions.But Tennille's impact doesn't stop on the page. She’s also the co-founder of the Early Birds Bash, a vibrant event helping women in Saskatchewan relax, connect, and just have fun. A dedicated volunteer with Neoma Wellness, Tennille is committed to making mental health care more accessible for women across the province.

Before cancer, Tennille worked as a respected leader with the Occupational Health and Safety branch of the Government of Saskatchewan. At home, she’s a proud wife, mom of two, true crime enthusiast, and a self-declared Post-it note aficionado. Tennille’s story is one of resilience, reinvention, and rising up to support others—even through life’s toughest moments.

Tune in for a moving conversation filled with wisdom, heart, and the healing power of sharing your truth.

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Takeaways

• Tenille's journey emphasizes the importance of community support during tough times.
• Cancer diagnosis can lead to a profound identity crisis.
• Authenticity and vulnerability are crucial in healing.
• Sharing personal stories can create connections and support.
• The mother-daughter memoir offers unique perspectives on shared experiences.
• Immunotherapy has been a significant part of Tenille's treatment journey.
• Finding one's tribe can provide immense emotional support.
• The grieving process of losing the 'old self' is common among survivors.
• Tenille's experience shows that life can still be beautiful despite chronic illness.
• Writing can be a therapeutic outlet for personal experiences.