

Beat Those Breast Cancer Blues
choose . . .
JOYFOOD
Food for Mind, Body and Spirit!
JOYFOOD is an evidence-based survivorship wellness program combining movement, deep breathing, laughter, plant-based nutrition, meditation and ongoing support following breast cancer treatment.
JOYFOOD believes that EVERY woman has the right to know what she can do to reduce her risk of breast cancer, lymphedema and cancer recurrence.
JOYFOOD's goal is to educate, empower and enhance the future health and well being of every breast cancer survivor long after the hubbub of treatment has ended . . . from OY to JOY, yes!
JOYFOOD is an ongoing wellness program offered at cancer centers, support groups, hospitals, churches and privately . . . food for mind, body and spirit!




BEAT THOSE BREAST CANCER BLUES
CHOOSE
JOYFOOD!

"A cancer diagnosis need not be the end, but rather the beginning of a life better lived . . . a wake-up call to mindfully live a happier, healthier life." ~ Sue Ansari RN, BS
THE FOUNDER

Sue Ann Ansari RN BS
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Founder of JOYFOOD
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Vodder Certified Lymphatic Therapist
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Laughter Therapist
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Living Light Culinary Institute, Vegan Chef
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Institute for Integrative Nutrition Health Coach
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Food for Life Instructor
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Complete Health Improvement Program Facilitator
Sue Ansari is grounded firmly in the belief of mind, body and spirit medicine which she has combined with traditional medical practices for years. In addition to being a registered nurse, Sue is also a certified lymphatic and laughter therapist, vegan chef and wellness/cancer coach. For many years, she presented food, movement and laughter programs to breast cancer and lymphedema survivors at Gilda’s Club in both Grand Rapids and Royal Oak, Michigan. Additionally, she has presented laughter and wellness programs from coast to coast, as well as internationally for the past 21 years - JOYFOOD is a culmination of those programs.
Not a stranger to cancer, Sue's mother was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 42, Sue at age 60 and her daughter at age 39. Additionally, her mother, a polio survivor, suffered her entire life with lower limb lymphedema; currently, her daughter is dealing with breast and chest wall lymphedema following lumpectomy and radiation therapy. In January 2023, Sue was diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer with brain metastases; however, despite her most recent cancer diagnosis, Sue continues in her belief that EVERY woman has the right to know what she can do to reduce her risk of breast cancer, lymphedema and cancer recurrence. She is the author of the upcoming books, "JOYFOOD" and " From OY to JOY, 50 Ways to Beat Those Breast Cancer Blues".