Dying Laughing Podcast

Check out the guys discuss how IMPORTANT being intentional in your self-care is!!!To be a guest on the show or share your story, email us at dyinglaughingpodcast@gmail.com.FOLLOW US ON ALL MAJOR SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dyinglaughingpodcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dyinglaughingpodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dyinglaughingpodcast/

In this  episode the guys welcome Scott Yurkonis a young man dealing with Classical Hodgkin Lymphoma. Join us as we explore Scott's journey.To be a guest on the show or share your story, email us at dyinglaughingpodcast@gmail.com.FOLLOW US ON ALL MAJOR SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dyinglaughingpodcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dyinglaughingpodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dyinglaughingpodcast/

In this episode the fellas take a hard look at the anxiety create dealing with threatening diseases, specifically blood cancer. Come join in on their passionate yet spirted conversation.Ciao 4 now!To be a guest on the show or share your story, email us at dyinglaughingpodcast@gmail.com.FOLLOW US ON ALL MAJOR SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dyinglaughingpodcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dyinglaughingpodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dyinglaughingpodcast/

Heeyyyy the fellas discuss in this episode the importance of O.P.P (Optimism, Patience & Prayer)

In this episode the fellas do a deep dive into managing the not so great moments of side effects. This just comes with the territory, so why not laughing about a little. To be a guest on the show or share your story, email us at dyinglaughingpodcast@gmail.com.FOLLOW US ON ALL MAJOR SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dyinglaughingpodcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dyinglaughingpodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dyinglaughingpodcast/

You can't imagine the horrors that go on sitting in a doctor's waiting room. In this weeks episode, the fellas discuss crazy office visit stories and the show's topic is how important it is to know "LIFE GOES ON" after diagnosis.To be a guest on the show or share your story, email us at dyinglaughingpodcast@gmail.com.FOLLOW US ON ALL MAJOR SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dyinglaughingpodcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dyinglaughingpodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dyinglaughingpodcast/

Heyyyyy...in this episode the guys discuss what it's like getting that initial diagnosis and how it thrusts you  into this cancer club. Tune in to the full episode for exclusive news and events coming down the pike!  To be a guest on the show or share your story, email us at dyinglaughingpodcast@gmail.com.

Getting diagnosed with cancer has a profound effect on your mental health, and that part of treatment does not seem to have the same emphasis as the physical side of the equation.  That makes sense,  you have to stay alive to work on your mental health, but like most things the mental/physical health equation isn't an either/or but a both/and.  Please remember that we are NOT in any way, shape or form medical professionals, and this is really just our experiences and observations.  We make no claims that how we have handled our mental health is even good way to do it, this is just the way we did. If you feel like you do need to talk to someone we cannot stress enough how important it is to speak to your doctor or mental health professional!  

So, you just found out that you have cancer,  but you don't now much more than that.  What do you do with that beachball of information you are trying to hold underwater? How do you break the news to your family, friends, the rest of the world?  Spoiler alert, you do it any way you want to, but do it deliberately because the narrative is just about the only thing you have any control over with this disease. What do you think? Let us know on Facebook or Instagram or shoot us an email at dyinglaughingpodcast@gmail.com

What is up! Yeah it has been a while but WE ARE BACK!  Season 2 starts now, slightly shorter episodes more often is the name of the game moving forward.  In today's episode we talk a bit about all the stuff that didn't get us while we were gone, some great experiences we have both had in this time we were gone, and get into... well, just listen.  We also laugh. Like, a lot. Hopefully you will as much as we did right along with us!  Let us know what you think, find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/dyinglaughingpodcast, or Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/dyinglaughingpodcast/ or email us at dyinglaughingpodcast@gmail.com. We want to hear from you, your stories, your struggles and your successes!!!!  

What is up all you dying laughers!!!! We are getting ready for season 2 to drop but first things first... Oya has been nominated as the Man (and Woman...) of the year for the LLS and we are going to do all that we can help raise as much as we can....  We talk about making Tim suffer for your money because he doesn't know how to do anything with out making it a competition somehow. Here is the link for Tim's fundraiser page:  https://pages.lls.org/mwoy/cpa/hbg21/tcardm#tim's-miles-for-money-man-of-the-year-fundraiserEvery mile I ride is up for sponsorship between April 19th and Memorial day weekend.  If you would be interested in donating in that way please email us here at dyinglaughingpodcast@gmail.com and I will let you know where we are at after the last weekend in May.  Of course you can still just give a fixed amount too, and we will gladly take it. But where is the fun in that, amiright?  

Where do breakfast, fundraising, hip hop awards, Steven King, classical guitar and chemo brain all overlap? Right here in episode 6 where we discuss some of those things that we did not expect to happen as we live our life after treatments. What did you not see coming? Shoot us an email at dyinglaughingpodcast@gmail.com or on the socials @dyinglaughing and let us know! We love hearing from the dying laughing nation!

It has been a minute, but we’re back with a new episode every 2 weeks! In today’s episode we talk about the roll that the caregivers play in the fight. Just because they aren’t sick doesn’t mean they aren’t impacted by the disease. Without their help we’d all be up the creek....

Today on Dying Laughing we interview participants of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Central PA Light the Night Walk in York, PA. Tim was the Honored Hero for the event and Oya started off lighting the lights for the survivors. This was the first time either of us had been to this event and it was truly spectacular. Thanks LLS for putting on an incredible event and raising well over $100,000 in the process!!!

Welcome back everyone and thanks for listening!In Episode 3 we tackle what you probably shouldn't say to people fighting cancer... And just to be clear, all of this comes from a place of love for you, and don't feel terrible if you maybe said something like any of these things before. AND remember the worst thing you can say to a friend with cancer is NOTHING. Don't for get to like, share and subscribe! And feel free to reach out to us @dyinglaughingpodcast on Facebook, Insta and twitter, or email us at dyinglaughingpodcast@gmail.com

Today on the Dying Laughing Podcast we laugh about Survivor’s Guilt... those feelings that we have about what’s going on around us while we’re sick, about all the things that other people are doing for us while we can’t do much, and why we happened to get the better of this disease and others didn’t. Find us on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and all the other players. Don’t forget to like, share and leave us a review! Thanks!!!

Here we go! This is the one where we introduce ourselves, tell you about what we’ve got, what we did and what we’re trying to do about it. And we’re gonna make you laugh. And we are gonna ask you to like, share and comment on things on all the Facebooks and the tweets and the instantgrahms @dyinglaughingpodcast or email us at dyinglaughingpodcast@gmail.com.