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Survivor’s Story
Patricia Sanzone: A Position of Strength
(from Health Monitor Magazine, 2009)
Seven years ago, at the age of 42, Patricia Sanzone was diagnosed with breast cancer. A certified yoga therapist in New York, she underwent a rigorous course of treatment that included two breast surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiation.
The treatments made her very ill; after each bout of chemo, she had to be hospitalized because her white blood cell count plummeted. Sanzone, whose partner is yoga therapist Andrew Sugerman, experienced those difficult months as a time of deep personal reflection. Sanzone recalls, “My ordeal led me to begin a personal healing journey.”
As fate would have it, her challenge would become, for many others, a ray of light.
Martha Stewart Living Show
March 10, 2004, Patricia Sanzone teaching Martha Stewart Viniyoga.
