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Women Who Win finishes the month of October with a very honest look into what it is like to be diagnosed with breast cancer.  Host Amie Chilson interviews Debbie McDonald who is in the final stages of healing from her second battle with breast cancer. 

This mother of two gives listeners a real look into cancer issues such as facing the choice of having a mastectomy. Debbie shares what her personal experience was like and (more…)

Continuing with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Amie Chilson, Founder & CEO of Girl Powered, Inc., interviews an amazing breast cancer survivor from South Carolina, Anne Newell.

Anne Newell is not only a mother, but also the Founder of Chicks with Checks (http://www.chickswithchecks.us/), and a business and personal coach who has helped individuals and companies maximize their performance and achieve (more…)

During the third week of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Women Who Win interviews cancer survivor and recording artist Karen Shayne.

At a young age, Karen Shayne was diagnosed with Uterine Cancer.  When she thought she had fully recovered, she was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer and was left without the ability to have her own children.  Now that she is beyond this difficult time in her life, Karen is using her experiences, passions, and skills to inspire and motivate others to keep positive in the face of cancer.  She is constantly adding to her list of personal accomplishments which includes a music career, a book, an amazing (more…)

Women Who Win continues to inspire listeners to overcome their fears and personal obstacles with this second show dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness month.  This week, host Amie Chilson, Founder and CEO of Girl Powered, Inc., interviews breast cancer survivor Mary Carwile. 

Mary Carwile was diagnosed with breast cancer at an already rough time in her life.  Not only was she recovering (more…)

Women Who Win is celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness Month all October!  In this first episode, host Amie Chilson interviews an amazing woman whose efforts have directly affected many female cancer survivors.

As a plastic surgeon, Dr. Christine Horner got frustrated with performing surgery on young women who had suffered from breast cancer and needed mastectomies.  When her own mother passed away from cancer, Dr. Horner transitioned (more…)