Cheyenne has done far more than beaten cancer – twice – in her life. She has overcome a traumatic childhood, endured chronic illness, and strived to share what she’s learned with others. Throughout her life, she’s had a single question, “What does it mean to really live after trauma?”

There’s no one right answer. Instead, she has learned little lessons over time that helped her start to answer the question. She’s learned that being present is important. That understanding and connecting with your body helps handle the fear. That there is absolutely nothing certain about life, and we must accept that if we want to be happy.