In this moving episode of Too Much, Denise Love Hewett sits down with one of her closest friends, Billie Whitehouse, innovator, designer, and founder of Wearable X, for an honest conversation about her diagnosis. Billie shares what it was like to receive a life-altering diagnosis, the realities of treatment, and how she continues to navigate uncertainty with grace, humor, and strength. Together, Denise and Billie explore: How to cope with a cancer diagnosis and find resilience in the hardest times What it really means to show up for friends who are sick The role of creativity and innovation in healing Lessons on friendship, grief, and finding beauty in vulnerability Why honesty and presence matter more than “positivity” in times of crisis Billie Whitehouse is the award-winning CEO of Wearable X, recognized globally for her human-centered design in wearable technology, including the groundbreaking Nadi X yoga pants. She has been featured in Fast Company, Forbes, and Business Insider as one of the most innovative leaders in tech and fashion. This episode is a testament to resilience, friendship, and the power of showing up, especially when life gets hard.
Follow Billie: @billiewhouse
Follow Denise: @deniselovehewett | @toomuchwithdlh
Email: hello@deniselovehewett.com
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