Ed Yakacki has been through cancer three times – so he knows a thing or two about finding a way to heal. He was able to come out of his own dark place by becoming an advocate. He’s now able to help people who are struggling with a diagnosis the way he once was. A lot of that has to do with telling people it’s OK to feel their feelings.
“If you have to cry three, four times a day to help you get through to the finish line, don’t be ashamed of it,” Ed says. “Embrace it.”
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