
Natasha Ewa
Licensed clinical social worker (MSW, LCSW, C-MBT) and founder/CEO of I-Thrive Therapy and Wellness in Norfolk, VA; breast cancer survivor and speaker on cancer survivorship, grief, and mental health.
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Jun 3, 2026
Grief, Guilt, and Identity After Cancer with Natasha Ewa, MSW, LCSW, C-MBT
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Leah ShermanHOST
... would that play a part as well, or am I just kinda going off in another direction?

Natasha EwaGUEST
Proximity is not something that, um, has to be present for survivor's guilt, right? It doesn't have to be someone that you've known for 20 years.

Natasha EwaGUEST
The guilt ensues because you are looking at them, and then you are comparing their story to yours.
13 MINS LATER

Leah ShermanHOST
I mean, are there specific resources for people who perhaps want to work on body image or, you know, the acceptance of who they are after cancer?