February 2, 2025 • 13 mins
Sherry shares her inspiring journey as a breast cancer survivor, emphasizing the crucial role of family support, personal transformation, and the impact of chronic pain on everyday life. Through candid interviews with loved ones and discussions on health and wellness, she encourages listeners to prioritize their health and find hope in difficult times.
• Highlighting the importance of family support during health crises
• Engaging discussions on the impact of chronic pain
• Inspirational journey of regaining mobility post-treatment
• Insights into tea’s health benefits and awareness of plastic
• Preview of future episodes and continued health discussions
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Speaker 1 (00:14):
my name is sherry and welcome to my podcast, silver
tea, and I want to start outthis episode by thanking my
friends and family for watchingall of my podcast episodes.
I started this podcast becauseI am a breast cancer survivor.
I started this podcast bytalking about my journey, my
(00:41):
journey from the time they toldme I had breast cancer To the
surgery, to the chemo, to theradiation and now to the new me
and I enjoyed making the podcast.
They were great, they were fun.
(01:02):
I enjoy sharing information.
I talked about life.
I talked about life.
I talked about changes.
I talked about eating habits,exercise.
I talked about all those things, because you do change after
going through all that and ifyou don't, you might want to.
I talked I had a couple offormats, but I had three
(01:30):
co-hosts on my podcast and one Ireally I liked all three of
them my sister, donna Walker.
I brought her on and we talkedabout family support.
We talked about what it waslike for her to deal with me or
(01:51):
to not even and I don't want tosay that as if it sounds
negative I talked to Donna aboutwhat it was like after finding
out I had breast cancer was likeafter finding out.
I had breast cancer.
We went over the black womendying at a higher rate than any
other ethnic group.
(02:12):
That's all in there.
Check it out.
Check out that episode.
There's family support and I'mgoing to tell you, family
support is the best and theydon't have to be friends.
Friends are considered family,right, we consider friends
(02:33):
family.
So if you got your friends andyour family around, or just your
family, the support of gettingthrough this is that much more
better mentally and emotionally.
So check out that episode.
I also brought my son on anotherco-host.
(02:54):
We talked about ourrelationship.
What was it like for him?
Because he was not only aco-survivor, he was also a
caretaker.
He was, he was so wonderful.
I mean, he's like okay, mom,let me know if you need me to go
(03:16):
to the store to do the nightruns, if you need anything, I'm
looking like.
But he was there, he was ready,he was there with the support,
there, with a positive attitude.
He also helped with bandagechanging because I had a wound
(03:36):
from a port that was put inwrongly and got infected.
Who was there there?
Steven, venus, donna, they wereall there taking care of me.
Steven and I talked about howit affects our relationship.
(03:56):
Did it change it for the goodor did it change it for the
worse?
You have to go and check it out.
And we also talked about someof his hobbies and things that
he likes to do.
Yeah, I forgot to mention thatwith Donna Because Donna, she
started her own studio.
(04:18):
She has three businessesrunning at one time and she's
doing good and I will have heron for next season to talk about
that the start of her journeyon opening up a business that
has three different componentsin it.
(04:39):
So that was, that was Donna andSteven.
I later brought on my friend,ayetta.
Ayetta is great.
I talked to Ayetta about livinglife every day, all day long,
(04:59):
with chronic pain All day longWith chronic pain.
Her story was so interestingBecause I talked about medicines
that they give you After You'redone with all the the radiation
that medicine Cause chronicpain, joint pain.
(05:20):
So I wanted to know what Areyou doing to help with your
chronic pain?
What is life like with chronicpain?
And Aieta gave her life storyand let me tell you it was very
interesting, so you should gocheck it out.
(05:41):
It's a podcast that's calledLiving Life with Chronic Pain.
Now Aieta, she doesn't want tobe on the camera, so I had to do
hers audio only, while mine wascamera.
I had to learn how to work newequipment.
(06:03):
I got it right.
I got it right, but no, I did.
I did mess it up a little bitNow that I think about it
because I was kind of low andAieta was kind of loud, but she
was the highlight of this wholepodcast.
Sydney that she was thehighlight of the whole episode.
So as long as you hear her andwhat she has to say, I think
(06:27):
you'll be, it'll be verydressing for you.
So then I moved on and I would,and I was doing podcasts on how
I am managing with thismedicine that I have to take for
the next 10 years.
(06:48):
I talked about walking.
I showed you and talked abouthow I did.
I didn't have all of mymobility while going through
chemo some of my, I lost some ofmy um.
Walking I couldn't walk.
I had to walk with a stick.
(07:08):
I could not stand up.
I could barely get across theroom, but what I did was I could
not stand up, I could barelyget across the room, but what I
did was I watched a YouTubevideo, learned some exercises,
strengthened those knees and nowtoday I'm walking without any
assistance and that's also inthat video.
(07:32):
You should go check it out.
It's called.
I got to remember all.
You should go check it out.
It's called.
I got to remember all Walking,getting it in and that's episode
5.
Go check it out.
You know what I liked aboutthat?
I enjoyed Getting out and doingthe footage so I can share the
(07:53):
information with you.
I went out, I filmed it, Ibrought it, I edited it, I used
the editor, I used a videoeditor and I was able to bring
it in so you guys can see mewhile I was doing the episode.
So I really do like when I dodo episodes by myself, I like to
(08:19):
capture footage and share withyou.
I also talked about tea.
I talked about tea twice.
If you haven't noticed, thename of my podcast is Silver Tea
.
Why is it called Silver Tea?
My favorite precious metal issilver and I love, love, love
(08:44):
tea.
So I talked about tea and howtea can help you with focus and
and pain, and what tea I use andhow I use them.
That's all in that episode.
You should go check it out.
It's in the episode called mythree favorite teas.
(09:04):
Well, it's still my threefavorite teas and I did a lot of
a lot of footage and capturingfilm and bringing it in.
You gotta remember I started mypodcast with no knowledge of
how to do a film editor, so I'msuper proud of myself.
(09:30):
So I mentioned these because Iwas the full team.
I did the footage, the videoedit.
I did the whole thing.
I was the full team.
I did the footage, the videoedit.
I did the whole thing.
I did the whole production andI'm learning and I'm getting
better.
In my last video, my lastpodcast, was talking about tea
(09:56):
and plastic.
Now I just said I love tea.
Well, tea is so vitallyimportant to me because it helps
me with my different moods sovitally important to me because
it helps me with my differentmoods but little did I know that
(10:26):
there are companies out theremaking their tea bags out of
plastic.
So I don't.
I don't want to drink tea withplastic.
So I did a whole.
I think it was like 30 minutes.
That podcast, that episode waslike 30 minutes.
I think it was like 30 minutes.
That podcast, that episode waslike 30 minutes, but it talked
about plastic in your tea andhow it affects you on a health
(10:48):
level.
How does it affect you?
I talked about it.
We should be concerned.
We should be sounding the alarmabout tea or plastic, because I
just want to have a good cup oftea without plastic in it.
(11:13):
So I talked about some of theepisodes that I did, but I'm
asking you to go check them allout, because you can binge watch
, you can do all that and I willbe back for season number two
with more and new excitingepisodes.
I will be talking to a motherwho is who has a child that has
(11:39):
severe autism.
She will share her informationwith you.
I'm going to be talking toDonna, who's a new business
owner.
She's a studio owner.
I'll talk to her about herjourney, and I have so much more
to talk about.
You'll see, make sure you betuned in and ready for season
(11:59):
two.
So please remember this.
See, I always get excited andalways hit the mic, so please
remember this Early detection isthe best detection.
So please get your mammograms.
If you haven't got them done,get them done, and if you had
(12:22):
them done, schedule them fornext year.
So, if you like what you heard,I ask you to please go back and
watch all the episodes andenjoy yourself and please hit
that follow button, the likebutton and that bell
notification button and you'llbe notified when new and
(12:42):
exciting podcasts are released.
So until next time, my viewersand my listeners, please enjoy a
nice cup of tea.
Did it all for you.
(13:17):
Hard to seem to do, kind ofgreat, even on the bad days.
I thank god for making me brave.
Bye.
my name is sherry and welcome to my podcast, silver
tea, and I want to start outthis episode by thanking my
friends and family for watchingall of my podcast episodes.
I started this podcast becauseI am a breast cancer survivor.
I started this podcast bytalking about my journey, my
(00:41):
journey from the time they toldme I had breast cancer To the
surgery, to the chemo, to theradiation and now to the new me
and I enjoyed making the podcast.
They were great, they were fun.
(01:02):
I enjoy sharing information.
I talked about life.
I talked about life.
I talked about changes.
I talked about eating habits,exercise.
I talked about all those things, because you do change after
going through all that and ifyou don't, you might want to.
I talked I had a couple offormats, but I had three
(01:30):
co-hosts on my podcast and one Ireally I liked all three of
them my sister, donna Walker.
I brought her on and we talkedabout family support.
We talked about what it waslike for her to deal with me or
(01:51):
to not even and I don't want tosay that as if it sounds
negative I talked to Donna aboutwhat it was like after finding
out I had breast cancer was likeafter finding out.
I had breast cancer.
We went over the black womendying at a higher rate than any
other ethnic group.
(02:12):
That's all in there.
Check it out.
Check out that episode.
There's family support and I'mgoing to tell you, family
support is the best and theydon't have to be friends.
Friends are considered family,right, we consider friends
(02:33):
family.
So if you got your friends andyour family around, or just your
family, the support of gettingthrough this is that much more
better mentally and emotionally.
So check out that episode.
I also brought my son on anotherco-host.
(02:54):
We talked about ourrelationship.
What was it like for him?
Because he was not only aco-survivor, he was also a
caretaker.
He was, he was so wonderful.
I mean, he's like okay, mom,let me know if you need me to go
(03:16):
to the store to do the nightruns, if you need anything, I'm
looking like.
But he was there, he was ready,he was there with the support,
there, with a positive attitude.
He also helped with bandagechanging because I had a wound
(03:36):
from a port that was put inwrongly and got infected.
Who was there there?
Steven, venus, donna, they wereall there taking care of me.
Steven and I talked about howit affects our relationship.
(03:56):
Did it change it for the goodor did it change it for the
worse?
You have to go and check it out.
And we also talked about someof his hobbies and things that
he likes to do.
Yeah, I forgot to mention thatwith Donna Because Donna, she
started her own studio.
(04:18):
She has three businessesrunning at one time and she's
doing good and I will have heron for next season to talk about
that the start of her journeyon opening up a business that
has three different componentsin it.
(04:39):
So that was, that was Donna andSteven.
I later brought on my friend,ayetta.
Ayetta is great.
I talked to Ayetta about livinglife every day, all day long,
(04:59):
with chronic pain All day longWith chronic pain.
Her story was so interestingBecause I talked about medicines
that they give you After You'redone with all the the radiation
that medicine Cause chronicpain, joint pain.
(05:20):
So I wanted to know what Areyou doing to help with your
chronic pain?
What is life like with chronicpain?
And Aieta gave her life storyand let me tell you it was very
interesting, so you should gocheck it out.
(05:41):
It's a podcast that's calledLiving Life with Chronic Pain.
Now Aieta, she doesn't want tobe on the camera, so I had to do
hers audio only, while mine wascamera.
I had to learn how to work newequipment.
(06:03):
I got it right.
I got it right, but no, I did.
I did mess it up a little bitNow that I think about it
because I was kind of low andAieta was kind of loud, but she
was the highlight of this wholepodcast.
Sydney that she was thehighlight of the whole episode.
So as long as you hear her andwhat she has to say, I think
(06:27):
you'll be, it'll be verydressing for you.
So then I moved on and I would,and I was doing podcasts on how
I am managing with thismedicine that I have to take for
the next 10 years.
(06:48):
I talked about walking.
I showed you and talked abouthow I did.
I didn't have all of mymobility while going through
chemo some of my, I lost some ofmy um.
Walking I couldn't walk.
I had to walk with a stick.
(07:08):
I could not stand up.
I could barely get across theroom, but what I did was I could
not stand up, I could barelyget across the room, but what I
did was I watched a YouTubevideo, learned some exercises,
strengthened those knees and nowtoday I'm walking without any
assistance and that's also inthat video.
(07:32):
You should go check it out.
It's called.
I got to remember all.
You should go check it out.
It's called.
I got to remember all Walking,getting it in and that's episode
5.
Go check it out.
You know what I liked aboutthat?
I enjoyed Getting out and doingthe footage so I can share the
(07:53):
information with you.
I went out, I filmed it, Ibrought it, I edited it, I used
the editor, I used a videoeditor and I was able to bring
it in so you guys can see mewhile I was doing the episode.
So I really do like when I dodo episodes by myself, I like to
(08:19):
capture footage and share withyou.
I also talked about tea.
I talked about tea twice.
If you haven't noticed, thename of my podcast is Silver Tea
.
Why is it called Silver Tea?
My favorite precious metal issilver and I love, love, love
(08:44):
tea.
So I talked about tea and howtea can help you with focus and
and pain, and what tea I use andhow I use them.
That's all in that episode.
You should go check it out.
It's in the episode called mythree favorite teas.
(09:04):
Well, it's still my threefavorite teas and I did a lot of
a lot of footage and capturingfilm and bringing it in.
You gotta remember I started mypodcast with no knowledge of
how to do a film editor, so I'msuper proud of myself.
(09:30):
So I mentioned these because Iwas the full team.
I did the footage, the videoedit.
I did the whole thing.
I was the full team.
I did the footage, the videoedit.
I did the whole thing.
I did the whole production andI'm learning and I'm getting
better.
In my last video, my lastpodcast, was talking about tea
(09:56):
and plastic.
Now I just said I love tea.
Well, tea is so vitallyimportant to me because it helps
me with my different moods sovitally important to me because
it helps me with my differentmoods but little did I know that
(10:26):
there are companies out theremaking their tea bags out of
plastic.
So I don't.
I don't want to drink tea withplastic.
So I did a whole.
I think it was like 30 minutes.
That podcast, that episode waslike 30 minutes.
I think it was like 30 minutes.
That podcast, that episode waslike 30 minutes, but it talked
about plastic in your tea andhow it affects you on a health
(10:48):
level.
How does it affect you?
I talked about it.
We should be concerned.
We should be sounding the alarmabout tea or plastic, because I
just want to have a good cup oftea without plastic in it.
(11:13):
So I talked about some of theepisodes that I did, but I'm
asking you to go check them allout, because you can binge watch
, you can do all that and I willbe back for season number two
with more and new excitingepisodes.
I will be talking to a motherwho is who has a child that has
(11:39):
severe autism.
She will share her informationwith you.
I'm going to be talking toDonna, who's a new business
owner.
She's a studio owner.
I'll talk to her about herjourney, and I have so much more
to talk about.
You'll see, make sure you betuned in and ready for season
(11:59):
two.
So please remember this.
See, I always get excited andalways hit the mic, so please
remember this Early detection isthe best detection.
So please get your mammograms.
If you haven't got them done,get them done, and if you had
(12:22):
them done, schedule them fornext year.
So, if you like what you heard,I ask you to please go back and
watch all the episodes andenjoy yourself and please hit
that follow button, the likebutton and that bell
notification button and you'llbe notified when new and
(12:42):
exciting podcasts are released.
So until next time, my viewersand my listeners, please enjoy a
nice cup of tea.
Did it all for you.
(13:17):
Hard to seem to do, kind ofgreat, even on the bad days.
I thank god for making me brave.
Bye.
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