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The Story Behind Her Success

The Story Behind Her Success

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Women from every walk of life reveal how they got to where they are today, sharing their wisdom and the lessons they have learned along the way.© My Dove Productions Economia Gestione e leadership Leadership Management Scienze sociali
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  • SBHS Paula Campbell, Part 1

    SBHS Paula Campbell, Part 1
    Oct 21 2026
    nurse & breast cancer survivor elliefund.org Sometimes things that you love have their time in your life, and then you part ways. Before my double mastectomy, I thanked my breasts for what they had given to me and my babies. I made my peace with them and then I said: “you’ve gotta go.” -Paula Campbell You don’t have to go far to find a woman who has had breast cancer. As a nurse, Paula Campbell saw breast cancer through a different lens because she had to go from taking care of others, to allowing others to take care of her. A wife and mother, Paula was diagnosed in 2022 with stage 2-3 breast cancer. She endured 6 grueling rounds of chemotherapy, and although her breast surgeon originally recommended a lumpectomy, Paula fought hard for a bilateral mastectomy. “It’s one part of my story that I like to share, because I had to advocate for myself as a patient and as a nurse. Intuitively, I knew, my breasts had to go.” Leveled by chemo, Paula says: ““Chemo is very humbling. It will rock your soul. It gave me no choice but to accept the care of others around me. Thankfully, she connected with an incredible charity called The Ellie Fund www.elliefund.org and experienced the friendship, connection and sense of community this small but mighty non-profit is known for. Their mission? Supporting patients, funding care and providing hope. Says Paula: “I’m their self-proclaimed ambassador. I just can’t say enough about what they did for me.” Our conversation continues in part 2 of this powerful interview, where Paula reveals the loss of her health insurance as a nurse employed in the same hospital where she was scheduled to receive her breast cancer care. For 23 minutes of inspiration, just hit that download button. #breastcancer #womeninspiringwomen
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    24 min
  • Erin O’Malley Part 2

    Erin O’Malley Part 2
    Oct 7 2026
    breast cancer survivor & podcaster @erinomalleysfrequency I’m not afraid of death. Something came to take me, and I beat it with faith and love. I have a second lease on life. -ErinO’Malley This up close and personal interview with Boston broadcaster and podcaster Erin O’Malley www.erinomalleysfrequency.com gives you a birds-eye view into the life of a woman who leads with love. In part 1 of this interview, Erin shared the story of her early life in Pittsburgh, and her proclamation at 12 that she wanted to be a radio personality. After graduating from the University of Dayton, she began her climb from a small station in Wheeling, West Virginia to major market radio, landing in Boston at Mix 104.1 where listeners came to think of her as their friend. She and her husband were delighted to learn they were expecting a child and although her pregnancy was normal, her delivery was a nightmare and their baby boy had a stroke. Gabe survived, but at 6 months, required brain surgery and is severely disabled. Says Erin: “Everyday, Gabe shows me how to live a better life. He’s an angel on earth.” In part 2 we dive deeper into Erin’s success story and learn that in May, 2018, she felt a lump in her right breast and was diagnosed with stage 2, triple negative breast cancer. Throughout her treatment, her positivity was on full display. She wore a superwoman costume to chemo, handing out gifts to fellow patients. At work, she talked openly about her breast cancer journey, encouraging listeners to do breast exams. “Cancer hates positivity. Your attitude matters, so flip the script. Amazing things happen when you attack cancer with positive vibes.” In this interview, Erin also tells the story of what happened the day she lost the job she loved and then decided to find the silver lining and bring her positive vibes to the world of podcasting. For friends, family, fans and new admirers, this episode has all the feels. Follow Erin on Instagram @erinomalleysfrequency. #breastcancer #radio #womensupportingwomen
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    26 min
  • Erin O’Malley

    Erin O’Malley
    Sep 30 2026
    Wife, mom, podcaster, survivor erinomalleysfrequency.com I’ve always been an optimist who looks for the best in everyone and everything. -Erin My mission has always been to introduce you to women who inspire you to say, ‘If she can do it, I can do it.’ Today, I am sitting across from a woman whose positive attitude and infectious voice are woven into the fabric of Boston radio. For 20 years, we shared the same airwaves at different frequencies. She was on Mix 104.1 and I was on Magic 106.7, but I always admired her vibe on the air. Alone in a room, with only music, contents and commercials to play, Erin knows the secretto being a first-class broadcaster: reach through the radio and make a listener believe you are talking directly to them. That’s a gift, and Erin has it in spades. But there is so much more to her success story. As a child, her family moved around a lot, due to her father’s job. At one point, when Erin was 12 years old, they were living in Pittsburgh and radio became Erin’s companion. She remembers calling into the local radio station and becoming friends with the air talent. It wasn’t long before Erin declared to her mother that someday, she would be on the radio, and despite her mother’s initial doubts, that’s exactly what she did. In this very personal interview, Erin shares early career stories, including falling asleep on the radio while playing American Pie, getting better and better at her craft and moving up the ladder to bigger radio markets, landing in Boston, getting married, and giving birth to her son Gabe, who experienced a stroke following a difficult birth and is severely disabled. Through it all, Erin O’Malley chooses to embrace joy in everyone and everything. Says Erin: “Gabe is an angel on earth and the best gift ever. He wakes up every day smiling and shows me how to live my life.” Don’t miss this deep dive into the life of a truly exceptional woman. It’s so good, we’ve decided to air it in two parts. Find out about Erin’s new podcast series and stay connected here: erinomalleysfrequency.com #motivation#positivity #radio #podcast
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    24 min
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