K Rant 1: NYE

Ep. 2: Motherhood, Cancer + Your Thirties with Sage Collins

Sage is 33 year old native Vermonter living in the small town of Grand Isle with her husband PJ, son Asher, and dog scout. In March of 2024, she was diagnosed with stage IV rectal cancer that had metastasized to her liver. Now in complete remission, she finds purpose and meaning in sharing her story and informing others about the importance of early screening, knowing the warning signs, and patient advocacy. Colon cancer is the 2nd leading cause of cancer deaths for women in this country. If caught early, it is incredibly treatable and curable. In recent years, this specific disease has plagued younger and younger demographics for reasons currently unknown. If something feels off, please get screened. It could save your life. To follow Sage and her journey of beauty, struggle + remission, find her on IG @sagecollins. For more information and advocacy efforts, screening and research for Colorectal Cancer please visit: https://colorectalcancer.org/

K Rant 1: NYE

Welcome to the "K Rant" series, Beauties! "K Rants" are exactly what they sound like and likely exactly like what you'd imagine them to be: Kalie ranting passionately about random topics as they come to her. They are mini versions of episodes (15ish minutes) that will ideally air in the bi-weeks where there is not a full episode dropped. Tune in to giggle, feel seen and perhaps gain some perspective :) follow @beautyinherstruggle on instagram for more content!

Ep. 1: Pregnancy After Loss, Hyperemesis + F Bombs.

Welcome Beauties, to the FIRST Episode of 'Dear Beauty, Love Struggle'; a podcast that normalizes the struggles of being human. In today's episode, host Kalie C. Harrington, LCSW, RYT introduces the podcast and explains her recent hiatus from her business @beautyinherstruggle and forced pause in the podcast launch. Kalie tells the tales of her most recent pregnancy and it's subsequent complications. Kalie also shares her own 'Dear Beauty, Love Struggle" letter with the audience detailing her confusion and difficulty in finding the beauty in her own struggle lately. Tune in to feel heard, safe and validated, and maybe giggle a few times. To submit your very own 'Dear Beauty, Love Struggle' letter, please email submissions to hi@beautyinherstruggle.com for a chance for your letter to be read on a future podcast episode!