As We Are Now LLC

When my colleague and friend shared she had been diagnosed with breast cancer, I felt so helpless and ill equiped to help her. Being able to buy her an hour with Amy (Ask Amy) was the only thing I could think to do that might give her what she needed right now. I'm so thankful for this service. My friend had a safe place to go to learn, process and plan. It helped her think through things that were not on her radar and prepared her for dealing with some of what comes with sharing your diagnosis with others. There is little else I could have given her that would have had as much value as time with Amy.
Mar 17th, 2024

I met with Amy about a month ago for a massage where I learned about her other business. I met with her today virtually and she helped me so much! I found out that I had a change of plans with my treatment. My mastectomy was moved up to Tuesday. Talk about a whirlwind. I knew about her conference calls and decided to give it a try. She gave me so much insight and validated my feelings and concerns. She walked me through surgery as well as psychological insight. This is no easy process, but Amy made me feel at ease with the plan ahead. I would highly recommend her to anyone going through breast cancer! Having someone that has been there and can offer advice and support is a godsend!
Feb 14th, 2023

Knowledge is powerful. Amy gives you the tools to help navigate your new life on your breast cancer journey. I highly recommend her Lymphedema class. She breaks down the information into easily digestible segments. She works with you on a personal level to help you learn to listen to your body and teaches you how to keep your lymphedema manageable. Amy has truly been a light on on my breast cancer path.
Nov 27th, 2022

Post-cancer support for the woman behind the breast cancer diagnosis! Amy provides personalized support for the whole body. So glad to have her in my corner.
Jan 21st, 2022

I'm a huge fan of the work Amy is doing for the breast cancer community especially her tireless efforts to address the whole person, not just the breast cancer patient. As a person diagnosed with breast cancer at 35, I know how hard it is to pick up the pieces and feel whole again - how to live, not just survive amidst countless side effects from treatment. Amy helps with customized resources that make survivorship feel manageable and a lot less lonely. She's a real gem.
Nov 16th, 2021