Podcasts about life with cancer

We are still here, and we are back for Season two. We are so glad to have you coming along on the journey with us. In this season you can expect advice on all things post diagnosis. From maintaining a positive attitude to managing appointments, Heather has you covered. You can expect special guests from survivors, to medical professionals, caregivers, and so many more. In this episode we do a bit of a re-introduction. Heather recaps her diagnosis, Larry discusses care giving, and we get to know the layout of the new season. Book of the month: The Gap and the Gain: https://www.amazon.com/Gap-Gain-Achievers-Happiness-Confidence/dp/1401964362 Call our hotline: 616 303 0094 Follow Heather's Socials: Instagram: HeatherJose LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heather-jose-a4085219 Youtube: @ImStillHere1298 In this empowering episode, Heather shares profound insights gained from her remarkable 25-year journey as a metastatic breast cancer survivor. Join us as we delve into essential topics like cancer survivorship, where Heather imparts valuable mental health advice and coping strategies for cancer patients. From navigating hospitals to post-treatment tips, Heather's candid and compassionate narrative serves as a beacon of strength. Tune in for an intimate exploration of coping mechanisms, including Heather's personal journey insights, as she imparts wisdom on resilience, hope, and living life to the fullest despite the challenges of metastatic breast cancer. If you or a loved one is seeking authentic guidance, this episode provides a wealth of information, ensuring that no one faces this journey alone. #MetastaticBreastCancer #CancerSurvivor #ThrivingWithCancer #MentalHealthMatters #NutritionForWellness #MedicalAdvancements #MindfulnessJourney #ResiliencePodcast #PatientAdvocacy #TreatmentInsights #SurvivorStories #PodcastHope #CommunitySupport #EmpowermentPodcast #LivingBeyondDiagnosis #PositiveMindset #WellnessWednesday #CancerAwareness

Exercise as a Standard of Care for Breast Cancer with guest Dr. Gabriel Cartagena January 7, 2024

On today's episode, meet Tyrone Brewer. Tyrone is the President of US Oncology at The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson. He is inspired by Janssen's collective mission to re-imagine care, so people with cancer can redefine living. Tyrone is a passionate advocate for diversity, equity and inclusion. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree from The College of New Jersey.

Do you want to cultivate self-love, resilience, and fully embrace your journey with cancer? Are you searching for guidance and inspiration to achieve this? Join us as we welcome guest speaker Grace DeAngeli, who will share the solution to help you foster a deep sense of self-love and resilience, enabling you to fully embrace your cancer journey and find strength in every step.The mind, the spirit, the heart - healing from the inside out. - Grace DeAngeliIn this episode, you will be able to:Unravel the critical connections between your familial lineage and your breast cancer diagnosis.Understand why making routine health checks a priority could potentially save your life.Dipscover the potential of alternative healing methods that hold the promise of effective treatment.Learn how a balance between Western medical practices and holistic healing procedures can create an optimal recovery environment.Absorb the transformative power of self-love and resilience, and how to apply them to your own cancer journey.Today, we are joined by an incredible guest, Grace DeAngeli. Based out of Melbourne, Australia, Grace tells an inspiring story of triumph over adversity. Amid childhood trauma and a familial history of cancer, Grace herself was diagnosed with breast cancer at 47. Instead of surrendering, she chose to confront adversity head-on, seeking a blend of traditional and alternative therapies. Grace's journey underlines the significance of routine health checks and the courage to question medical recommendations. Her experiences transformed her and led her to a personal mission of helping others in similar circumstances.

Finding Meaning in Life with Cancer with guest Matthew Croasmun May 14, 2023 Yale Cancer Center visit: http://www.yalecancercenter.org email: canceranswers@yale.edu call: 203-785-4095

Finding Meaning in Life with Cancer with guest Matthew Croasmun May 14, 2023 Yale Cancer Center visit: http://www.yalecancercenter.org email: canceranswers@yale.edu call: 203-785-4095

This is a deep episode that looks to unlock your potential by understanding your own mortality to question the path that you're actually on and whether it's the right one. Rick Cowley is a cancer survivor who runs amazing retreats helping humans go deeper into themselves to gain clarity and understanding of the choices and power we all have to remove the roadblocks we face in life.

Lauren Huffmaster, has an incredible story. She shares her experiences that come from living with stage four breast cancer. She started the Adventure Therapy Foundation to help start the discussion around the rest of their story, for those going through cancer. It helps address the emotional side effects of Cancer. She is such an inspiration to so many out there who are fighting they cancer. Also in this episode I have music by Joel Gibson jr (joelgibsonjrmusic.com) and Benjiphonik and his newest song called Lazy Days (Benjiphonik.com) & Kirstie Kraus song Delusional (kirstiekraus.com). Thank you for joining today, please subscribe and follow. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jody-shuffield/message

This episode will have you on the edge of your seat. As we close out Prostates Awareness Month, my dear friend and Frat Brother Eddie Richardson joins me to discuss his journey to win his battle with Prostate Cancer. A man of faith and perseverance, Eddie walks me through his journey from his diagnosis to being a survivor. It is a story filled with brick walls, but Eddie took his sledgehammer with him to ensure that any challenge he faced was demolished. Riveting doesn't even begin to describe this story and the man that Eddie has become. Just so you understand, although Prostate cancer is curable, it is more aggressive and lethal to Black men, thus Eddie's story is a reminder to all men, don't take your health lightly. Please, go get checked often, if could be a matter of life and death. Enjoy this revolution!

Did you know that nearly 40% of Americans will be diagnosed with some type of cancer during their lifetime? That's shocking, right? So, this got us curious about life with and after cancer — or in other words, the stories of those still deep in their fight and those who made it through to the other side. This time on The Facing Project, J.R. Jamison shares the stories of an oncologist and two cancer survivors, and later he is joined by mother-daughter and storyteller-writer duo Connie Robertson and Aimee Robertson-West to discuss Life With Cancer. Photo Credit – Aimee Robertson-West (provided) Stories included in this episode – Cancer Is My Specialty Dr. Michael Williamson's story as told to Dagny Zupin from Facing Cancer in East Central Indiana. Performed by Carl Frost.   The Consequences of Cancer Connie Robertson's story as told to Aimee Robertson-West from Facing Cancer in East Central Indiana. Performed by Amy Leffingwell.    I Decided to Stop Being Mad Brian Fitzgerald's story as told to Eddie Metzger from Facing Cancer in East Central Indiana. Performed by Larry Beck.    

Life with cancer looks different for everyone, and for young people especially, it can be challenging to manage a diagnosis while still moving forward with life's other experiences. On this episode of Life on Pause, our host Brady Lucus chats with guest speaker Colton Cook, a college student who has been in treatment for his cancer diagnosis. Together they discuss what it's like to have cancer while trying to maintain normalcy in life as a young adult. Life on Pause is a podcast created by and for young adults living with cancer. Within this episode, listeners can gain insight into one person's real-life journey navigating life and treatments as a young adult with cancer. Listen to Brady and special guest Colton discuss the cancer treatment experience: Guest Introduction (0:30) Our host Brady Lucus introduces listeners to guest speaker Colton Cook. Colton is a creative writing student at Susquehanna University. He is also currently a patient at Hershey Penn State Hospital, where he received treatment for his cancer diagnosis. Coping with Creativity (0:57) Colton speaks about his decision to pursue a college education in creative writing while being treated for cancer. He explains how his creative writing and mindset have contributed to his coping with having cancer. Additionally, he speaks about his experiences being treated during COVID-19 and coming to terms with not having control. Adjusting to Life With Cancer (3:30) After being diagnosed with cancer in 11th grade, with the help of medical technology, Colton finished high school and began college while still receiving treatment. He provides listeners a glimpse into what it was like moving forward during such turbulent times regarding his health and the state of the world during COVID-19. Treatment and Coping Methods (8:17) Colton tells listeners about his clinic experiences and his methods for coping throughout this time, like using his pets as a form of animal-assisted therapy. He also speaks about his family's experiences coping with his illness. Life on Pause and Looking Ahead (11:57) Colton plans to continue pursuing his education in creative writing in the future. He explains how his cancer diagnosis affected his life and caused setbacks. However, he has found his own ways to help establish normalcy in his life. Fears and Effects (14:20) Brady asks Colton about his fears regarding his cancer diagnosis and how his diagnosis has affected his future. Colton shares his thoughts and talks about cancer's effects on his creative writing and storytelling. Listener Takeaways (18:33) To conclude the episode, Colton provides his thoughts and suggestions for individuals going through college after being diagnosed with cancer. Additionally, he shares the one piece of information that he hopes listeners would take away from his story.

Balancing Life With Cancer: Creating Boundaries for Patients, Caregivers and Loved Ones “Daring to set boundaries is about having the courage to love ourselves, even when we risk disappointing others.” -Brené Brown It's often challenging to focus inward when it comes to priorities. From family to work to friends, and even pets, it is all too easy to put ourselves on the back burner. Yet research shows there is great importance—and benefits—to putting ourselves first when it comes to our physical and mental health. Setting personal boundaries and priorities are practices that include changing our mindset about not only what we say “no” to, but also “yes.” This month, we welcome back licensed clinical social worker, Roslyn Turner, to discuss how to set clear boundaries for ourselves and others. Whether you've been diagnosed with cancer, are a caregiver, or are supporting a loved one with cancer, setting boundaries can help all involved. Roslyn will share: · What creating boundaries look like, and why its an important habit · Tips to setting boundaries with family, friends and work · How to say “no” so you can focus on what really matters About the Speaker: Roslyn Turner, LCSW (Outpatient Oncology Social Worker) Roslyn Turner is a licensed clinical social worker with Illness Navigation Resources. She received her bachelor's degree in communication from Lake Forest College and her master's degree in social work from Loyola University Chicago. While her specialization is working with patients and their families dealing with a cancer diagnosis, she is passionate about helping all individuals facing medical challenges and more general life stressors and transitions. Her focus is helping individuals and caregivers navigate the complex practical and emotional concerns that come with a medical diagnosis and has extensive knowledge of additional resources for oncology patients and families. She also has experience facilitating oncology support groups. To access the slides for this episode, watch full episodes and learn more about Rolfe Foundation and Wellness Wednesday click here: https://rolfefoundation.org/get-involved/events-programs/wellness-wednesday-3/

Sally Wolf's life took a sharp turn when she was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. She stepped away from her role as a media executive and her new mission in life was to inspire others. She talks with Dr. Springer about her time at Harvard, her diagnosis, and taking pleasure in the simple things, like being an “auntie” to her nephew and nieces. For Sally Wolf, there's always something special when you look for it, even on the most challenging days. A quick note of caution that content in this episode may be sensitive to some listeners.

Emilia Dewi also known as the Lymph Therapist, has been supporting cancer patients on their journey for many years in the role of occupational therapist. On a typical Thursday afternoon one day in February this year, Emilia received her own unthinkable diagnosis. Breast cancer. The enormity of receiving this personal diagnosis compounded by her own professional understanding of the disease process and prognosis meant that she had a big inner journey ahead of her … 55 – Navigating Life with Cancer: A Lifestyle Reset ft The Lymph Therapist, Emilia Dewi Read More »

Emilia Dewi also known as the Lymph Therapist, has been supporting cancer patients on their journey for many years in the role of occupational therapist. On a typical Thursday afternoon one day in February this year, Emilia received her own unthinkable diagnosis. Breast cancer. The enormity of receiving this personal diagnosis compounded by her own professional understanding of the disease process and prognosis meant that she had a big inner journey ahead of her … 55 – Navigating Life with Cancer: A Lifestyle Reset ft The Lymph Therapist, Emilia Dewi Read More »

In this episode, Terry Tucker joins us to talk about life with cancer and more! Connect with Terry and follow him on social at motivationalcheck.com. Connect with us, follow us on social, read our blog, subscribe to the podcast, support us, and more at https://www.wheelwithit.com/ Check out our Amazon Affiliate links! We receive a small commission from each purchase! https://www.wheelwithit.com/stuff-we-love This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in her late 30s, and determined to find meaning in the loss of good health, Teva Harrison began documenting her thoughts and feelings through essays and comic illustrations. The result was "In Between Days: A Memoir About Living with Cancer." In 2016, she spoke with Steve Paikin about her diagnosis and her optimistic approach to living what was left of her life. Sadly, she died just three years later. Her final book, "Not One of These Poems Is About You," chronicled living with the disease as she prepared her loved ones for her death. In 2020, Harrison's husband, David Leonard talked about his life by her side as she fought cancer, and the reality of working through the loss of his life companion. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Angelica Alan is a wellness and lifestyle coach, who left Brazil at the age of 21 with only 1000 Euros in her pocket. She has since lived all over the world, eventually settling down in Australia with her husband and kids. At 38 years old, she was diagnosed with stage 3 bowel cancer which has completely changed her life. She decided that everything she had been doing to that point was no longer serving her. She changed her diet, started to exercise, and healed past traumas while connecting with her inner self. Three years into her lifestyle change she's now cancer-free and her purpose in life has become empowering people to make small shifts that compound into massive impact in their physical, emotional, and spiritual lives before the crash, the burnout, and the crisis. She helps her clients find themselves again.On today's show, Angelica shares her opinions on the best and worst parts about living abroad, her experience with learning English while living in various English speaking countries, her initial reaction to receiving her cancer diagnosis, what exact changes she implemented to heal herself, how she addressed her inner child trauma and actionable steps someone can take to get healthy. Tune in now to hear her story. Don't forget to rate us, review and subscribe to the show so that you always know when a new episode is available.For today's show notes head to this link: https://lenalivinsky.com/56Send Lena a DM to let her know what you think about the show, or to inquire about being a guest! https://www.instagram.com/lena.livinsky/ 

On this episode we talk to Tange and Doug Dougherty, Tim's sister and brother in law, on what it is like to live with metastatic breast cancer. Tange has been on the show twice before but never with her husband, so this will be fun! Let's get a spouse's perspective on how life is with living with someone who has terminal metastatic cancer. What kind of support do they get from friends and family and how has God pulled them through these difficult times.This episode uses music from Leah Jude https://leahjude.com/ download her beats and use them for your podcasts and or videos. Welcome Leah Jude to the Fringe Radio Network family!Check out Cravings wood grill Restaurant website: very Yummy! http://cravingswoodgrill.com/ Check out our website at LetsGetJackedUp.com https://sites.google.com/view/lets-get-jacked-up-on-christ/homeor at FringeRadioNetwork.com email us at LetsGetJackedUp@gmail.com We are Live every Thursday at 8:30pm ish Pacific Time on FringeRadioNetwork.com or download the Spreaker app and find us under Fringe Radio Network. https://www.spreaker.com/show/fringe-radio-network Let's Get Jacked Up Specifically is here: https://www.spreaker.com/show/lets-get-jacked-upproducer & engineer of the show is Tim Parrish and co-hosts of the show is Bobby & Karen RaymonProducer of Bobby's Crazy News: is Bobby Raymon & Tim ParrishIntro song "Myself" is written and played by Tim Parrish & his Band "Eternal Element" check out their stuff at: https://www.reverbnation.com/eternalelementOutro song is written and played by Well Done You-Jackhammer check their Facebook page here:https://www.facebook.com/welldoneyouband/special thanks to:Owner, Producer and Engineer of FringeRadioNetwork.com is Johnny McMahon

In the sixth episode of season three of the Her Spirit podcast BBC Breakfast Louise Minchin and BBC Triathlon presenter Annie Emmerson talk to sports presenter Jacquie Beltrao.Jacquie is a sports presenter at Sky News and Olympian (1984). She is currently going through Breast Cancer again, having been diagnosed for the second time in June 2020. Jacquie is a mum of three, wife to Eduardo, sister, and loves her rescue dogs and yoga.She joined Sky News in 1992, where she first worked as a publicist before later becoming a sports reporter and presenter. She now presents updates on weekends (Friday to Sunday ) during Sunrise and for the first hour of the following programme.For more than six years, the popular Sky News sports presenter had lived disease-free after first being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013. Jacquie, who has worked at Sky for 28 years, was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer on Christmas Eve 2013 and underwent chemotherapy, a mastectomy and reconstruction. Doctors told her the chances of the cancer returning in the next five years were around three in 100 — odds she described as “pretty damn good”. But after she found a pea-sized lump just below her collarbone, in June 2020 her worst fears were confirmed. She was diagnosed with aggressive, stage four breast cancer.Her approach to enhancing her wellness was to gave up dairy, changed her diet, and run three times a week, and loves yoga. Attending her annual check-up in January, she was told she was still cancer-free. She talks openly to Annie and Louise about how she has approached her life with cancer, family life with Eduardo her three children and time in Rio and her "feisty" approach to life. Her love of yoga has helped her on her road to enhanced wellness as has getting back to running in the outdoors.These podcasts have been made possible through the support of Medichecks www.medichecks.com and Sport England www.sportengland.org. These podcasts have been made possible through the support of Medichecks www.medichecks.com and Sport England www.sportengland.org. Medichecks offers an easy and affordable way to check your health from the comfort of your own home with their simple and personal at-home blood tests. From hormones and nutrition, to cholesterol and diabetes, there is something for everyone. For more information on Her Spirit and "Your Best Year Yet" go to http://herspirit.co.uk and come and join us for Feet First February https://herspirit.co.uk/programmes/feet-first-february/

What would you do if you were told you had just 20 years to live? That was exactly what was told to Casey White. In 2010, just after graduating college, doctors discovered a Grade 2 Brain Tumor on the left side of Casey's brain. Instead of letting this news define him, it motivated him to take life into his own hands and build something beautiful with it.  Please enjoy this powerful and inspiring conversation with my dear friend. Randy Pausch, The Last Lecture: https://www.cmu.edu/randyslecture/

Emilia and Sarah discuss:  Why the lymphatic system is important to herLong term effects of lymphedema Overview of lymphatic systemGlymphatic system Importance of sleepLink between autoimmune system and lymphatic systemDr. Perry Nicholson- Lymph Mojo Body Aquarium Cancer related lymphedema Changes due to cancer related lymphedema Cancer and TraumaLymphedema and lifestyleRisk reduction practiceChange Readiness Theory Planting the seedAllowing choice after cancerJohn Barnes Myofascial ReleaseHer favorite manual therapy techniquesKinesio Taping for lymphedema management Cording Lipedema Connect with EmeliaEmail: emilia@thelymphtherapist.comInstagram: Http://www.instagram.com/the_lymph_therapistURL: Https://www.thelymphtherapist.com

This week on Womenade, Cory and Meg have a vulnerable conversation with Kaitlyn Ingalls about her battle with cancer. She walks us through her diagnosis and treatment, as well as offers encouragement for those with loved ones fighting this disease. Subscribe to our YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCR66rVyMCv1HJD_nfUbT7nw Follow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/womenadepodcast/ Follow Kaitlyn on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kait.ingalls/ Music: Stefan Cashwell Subscribe and look for new episodes every Tuesday!

Kelly Collins is a holistic cancer coach with Beat Cancer, and she is the founder of My Vibe Life. She has a BA in Economics and Political Science from The University of Arizona, and an MBA in Business Administration from Pepperdine University. Through her 25 years in corporate America, Kelly found herself an exhausted road warrior with numerous health challenges. After growing frustrated with the medical community telling her she was fine when she knew she wasn't, she decided to try naturopathic medicine and acupuncture. Through these things, and after eliminating all inflammatory items from her diet, Kelly not only got her health back, she was vibrant once again. She furthered her education through the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and helped her father on his journey with Non-Hodgkin's CNS lymphoma. Today she is empowering cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers to take control of their healing path by educating them about wellness and recovery through lifestyle change that is centered on specific nutrition, supplementation, and certain alternative therapies and modalities. Kelly also believes on focusing on people as a whole – body, mind, and spirit. Listen to this podcast to learn about how you can live a vibrant life with a cancer diagnosis. 2:51 Kelly tells her story and how she went to a Naturopathic doctor and found out she had low vitamin D, low vitamin B 12, mercury toxicity, hypothyroidism, severe adrenal fatigue, and GI distress. 4:37 Kelly talks about removing wheat, soy, dairy, sugar, alcohol and coffee from her diet to decrease inflammation and increase brain function. 5:32 A few months prior to her dad being diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's CNS lymphoma, Kelly enrolled in the Institute of Integrative Nutrition. 6:01 Kelly learned about alkalinity and how important it was to cancer patients who are acidic. 7:30 Her father got relief for neuropathy from acupuncture. 8:13 Kelly talks about her father's heart issues stemming from chemotherapy and the return of his brain cancer. 10:02 Kelly talks about the importance of taking care of yourself when you are a caregiver. 10:56 Kelly is enthusiastic about the Bemer and how it improves oxygenation. 12:48 Kelly got certified as a holistic cancer coach and launched her website, My Vibe Life in honor of her dad in November 2019. 13:52 She agrees with Susan Silberstein that we don't need more research, we need more education. 14:58 Kelly talks about the importance of people with cancer having a choice and trusting their intuition. 16:51 Kelly states, “It's never one thing that gets us sick so it's not one thing that gets us well”. Kelly Collins Delray Beach, Fl 310-721-7515 kelly@myvibelife.com www.myvibelife.com Complementary gift- Kelly is offering a complementary 60 minute consultation and two complementary Bemer sessions for locals to Delray Beach Florida.

For more information check out our website: www.CancerOnTheSide.com *Or Follow us on Social Media by searching: @CancerOnTheSide on IG and Twitter and “Life With A Side of Cancer” on Facebook——————————————————————————————————Episode 1 Summary—————APPETIZER: Sierra schools Vinnie on how to lead the conversation as they dive into the first episode of their podcast. The Life: With A Side of Cancer duo acknowledge World Cancer Day by providing a breakdown of facts, the current theme, and discussing their experiences/relationship with the occasion (2:33).—————MAIN COURSE: The Co-Hosts then begin to share their diagnosis stories (14:06), how a series of connections in the Philadelphia fitness community unexpectedly brought them together in 2015 (23:51), and the challenges of navigating friendship with another Cancer Survivor (31:53).—————TAKE OUT: Think back to a time that someone you were connected with had been diagnosed with cancer.(37:35) What was that like for you? Email us with your responses, questions, or feedback at CancerOnTheSide@gmail.com—————NUGGETS:(About World Cancer Day) “It’s almost like a Unity Day” -Vinnie (7:20)Word of the episode: Cancerversary (11:04)“Food has a way of holding space for conversation” -Sierra. (34:35)“In sharing these stories we all have opportunities to open doors to being better versions of ourselves.” -Vinnie (39:04).CLICK HERE to check out Get Busy Living by Goldfish—————MUSIC CREDIT:Big thanks to Holly Gottlieb! Check out her music on YouTube

For more information check out our website: www.CancerOnTheSide.comOr Follow us on Social Media by searching@CancerOnTheSide on IG and Twitter“Life With A Side of Cancer” on Facebook___________________Episode 2 SummaryAPPETIZER: Vinnie talks about how discussing the podcast influences UBER passengers (1:31) and Sierra talks about coming clean about cancer to her new employer (4:23).MAIN COURSE: The Co-Hosts then begin to discuss family and relationship dynamics, and how their diagnosis influenced those interactions. (9:23) The conversation leads Sierra and Vinnie to the question of choice, the boundaries that were created or discovered, and how each initially communicated about their cancer experience (14:54).TAKE OUT: How did you choose to play your cancer card in the past? Has it changed since? (35:51) Email us with your responses, questions, or feedback at CancerOnTheSide@gmail.comNUGGETSWord Of The Day: Cancer Card (5:22)“Sometimes teachers announced to the class that I had cancer without giving me a heads up. The intention I believe is that they wanted me to have help…” - Sierra (18:27)“I chose to handle those challenging days by making light of them. I think part of it was for me. But I think part of it was for people around me.” - Vinnie (22:00)Subscribe to our podcast and email us with your name and shipping address and we will send you a Stupid Cancer Cancer Card on us. (36:39)MUSIC CREDIT:Big thanks to Holly Gottlieb! Check out her music on YouTube

Gill Deacon has returned to Here and Now which can be heard weekdays 3-6pm, on CBC Radio 99.1FM. She has written a memoir Naked Imperfection, and a national best-seller, There’s Lead In Your Lipstick.

Should the elderly lift weights? How about stage 4 cancer patients? The results Dr. Thomas Incledon has seen say this practice is very likely to improve their quality of life. Being weak from various illnesses is often considered the product of those illnesses, but frailty may in part be fueled by lack of movement. In this episode, he shares his individualized, holistic approach to health, which includes strength training, micronutrient testing, and GI testing. https://drruscio.com/?p=39025 Take the survey at http://drruscio.com/survey My book Healthy Gut, Healthy You is available at https://drruscio.com/getgutbook/ Looking for more? Check out https://drruscio.com/resources

Kyle went to Columbia College Chicago for film directing but has enjoyed the past nine years in Los Angeles working in the Art Department. In October 2012, he felt two small lumps on his right testicle. Two days later, he ran a marathon. One week later, he had the cancerous testicle removed. One year later, in attempts to make sense out of all this, he founded CHECK 15: The Monthly Cancer Awareness Day. CHECK 15 creates a new cancer awareness PSA on the 15th of every month with the goal of fighting cancer through early detection and lowering risk - all delivered with a healthy dose of humor. As of January 2019, they’ve achieved 62 straight months of videos.

On this episode of Storytime with Uncle Creepy, Ian McCall is back with one of “Storyime’s” favorite guests. Join “Uncle Creepy” as he chats with Erik Aude who discusses his current battle with cancer. Join us for this episode of Storytime with Uncle Creepy! About the Show: Website: Storytime with Uncle Creepy Facebook: Ian McCall “Uncle Creepy”... The post Erik Aude Discusses Life with Cancer on Storytime appeared first on Storytime with Uncle Creepy.

Quíbo, quíbo, hola, bueno y bienvenido... wait let's rewind. This episode is where I open up and share current events going on in my life, whether it be gossip, drama or any news. I decided to have fun with naming this episode as scandalous because it is just that much more interesting when spilling the tea. Enjoy this spanglish episode of mi vida escandalosa, my scandalous life.Song: La Sonora Dinamita - EscandaloContact info to send questions to the podcast are listed below.Email: vixmixpodcast@gmail.comVoiceMail: 505-333-8232Instagram: @vixmixpodcast

#089 — Mom Life, With Cancer: You’re Not Dead! There are two contrasting narratives around cancer: We hear stories of survivors who beat the disease. And then we hear stories of people who are on their deathbeds. In reality, there is a much greater spectrum of experience. Emily Garnett is 32 years old. She recently celebrated her fifth wedding anniversary and her son’s second birthday. She was diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer that same week. But Emily’s life didn’t stop. She is still here. She is still making dinner and taking care of her son and going to the grocery store. And she wants the world to know what it looks like to live life with cancer. Today, Emily shares her career evolution, explaining how she became an elder care lawyer and her decision to step away when her son was born. She shares the devastating experience of being diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer as a young mom and her extremely limited options for having more children. I ask Emily how she navigates the fear and the unfairness of it all, and she describes how she talks to her son about her cancer diagnosis. Listen in for insight around the opportunity Emily has found in her illness and learn more about her advocacy organization, Beyond the Pink Ribbon. FULL SHOW NOTES  Get the complete show notes with episode quotes, photos, and time stamps at http://www.startuppregnant.com/089. EPISODE SPONSOR & SPECIAL OFFER This podcast is made possible by Alavita Nutrition, a tremendous resource when it comes to food, health, and wellness. The Alavita team is on a mission to make eating good food and understanding nutrition easier for busy moms. Head to https://www.alavitanutrition.com/ and use the code ‘startup pregnant’ for 20% off their self-paced programs or a nutrition consultation. All of our sponsor offers are available on our website for you to grab the perks and discounts offered to podcast listeners: http://startuppregnant.com/sponsors. LEARN MORE ABOUT EMILY GARNETT  Emily Garnett is a former elder law and special needs attorney whose practice focused on adult guardianships, capacity issues, care management and public benefits. Today, she is the face of Beyond the Pink Ribbon, an advocacy and awareness platform where she documents her experience living with metastatic breast cancer. Emily also serves as the host of The Intersection of Cancer & Life podcast. Beyond the Pink Ribbon The Intersection of Cancer & Life Podcast THE STARTUP PREGNANT PODCAST & HOST Startup Pregnant Startup Pregnant Newsletter Email hello@startuppregnant.com Startup Pregnant on Facebook Startup Pregnant on Instagram Startup Pregnant on Twitter Sponsor the Podcast Review Startup Pregnant on iTunes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/startuppregnant/message

This episode is about facing a life-threatening illness. It reveals the ups, the downs, the feared, the unexpected and the possibilities for enjoying life. In it, guest Joel Evans draws upon his new book, Surviving Cancer and Embracing Life, (available free), to share his battle with Pancreatic Cancer and the life changes that result. While Joel Evans is a Distinguished Professor with renowned marketing books, translated into many languages, this book is different. In this book and in this show, Joel is your neighbor who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He shares the inside story. He wants you to know what happens, the lessons learned and the efforts to reach for happiness. Personal and powerfully important.

Last week Yorkshire Cancer Research hosted the first ever Life With Cancer Event which helped hundreds of people living with cancer in ways they may not have realised possible. Stray FM went to find out more.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Colon Cancer Podcast. Join me as I share the story of how cancer has been a part of my life, for most of my life. Lee Silverstein introduces the listeners to The Colon Cancer Podcast. Lee will take you through his incredible journey with cancer, which began when […] The post My Life With Cancer, With Lee Silverstein appeared first on The Colon Cancer Podcast.

Lauren Terrazzano was a Newsday reporter, and loved her work, writing about many social issues that most journalists overlook. But Lauren's biggest story came when she was diagnosed with lung cancer at the age of 36. She decided to put a human face on this often-misunderstood disease by chronicling her personal battle with lung cancer in her New York Newsday column “Life, with Cancer.” Lauren pulled no punches when it came to the disease and sadly 8 months after her diagnosis she passed away. Mel sits down with Lauren's father Frank Terrazzano. Lauren always wanted to write a book, and since passed before she was able to Frank co-authored a book with Paul Lonardo about Lauren's cancer in "Life, with Cancer" The book honors Lauren's life and tells the story about this amazing woman. You wont want to miss Frank talking emotionally about his daughter and her Life, with Cancer.

Don Boone's testimony at the August 13th Men's Breakfast at St. Paul's. Don references a book, which is There's No Place Like Hope: A Guide to Beating Cancer in Mind-Sized Bites by Vickie Girard.