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Life after cancer?

Naomi Jolly

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/8j. Total Éps: 29

Life After Cancer? Yes the question mark is intentional! A podcast no one wants to need, but just might. Hosted by Naomi, a cancer survivor and fully paid-up member of a club no one asked to join. We discuss what life looks like after cancer walks into it, whether you’re post-treatment, living with cancer long-term, or somewhere in the messy middle. From scanxiety, fertility fears and rogue emotions, to standing in the super market wondering what you came in for, nothing’s off limits. If you’ve ever felt alone in the weirdness of it all, you’re not. One becomes two, and that's a tribe!

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"Should I Remove My Falloian Tubes?" Fertility, Fear & The Decision Nobody Wants To Make

lundi 4 mai 2026 • Durée 18:51

This week’s episode wasn’t planned… but it’s probably one of the most honest ones I’ve recorded.

I’m talking about a decision that’s been quietly sitting in the background for a while, whether to have my fallopian tubes removed.

After cancer, I thought the hard part was over. But what no one really prepares you for is the constant stream of decisions that come after, especially when they involve risk, fertility, hormones, and your future.

In this episode, I share:

What it’s actually like living with a BRCA gene mutation
Why ovarian cancer risk has suddenly started playing on my mind
How unpredictable hormones and periods can mess with your head post-treatment
The option of removing fallopian tubes (and why it’s not as simple as it sounds)
Fertility after cancer, IVF, and the emotional weight of “what if”
And the reality of making decisions when there’s no clear right answer

This isn’t a medical episode. It’s a real one. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the decisions that come after cancer or struggled with fertility, uncertainty, or trusting your body again, this one’s for you.

Follow me at @lifeaftercancer_wtf

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I Found A Lump While Sitting On A Chemo Ward Supporting My Sister: Carly Moosah's Story

lundi 27 avril 2026 • Durée 01:03:56

Carly Moosah shares her powerful and deeply personal journey through breast cancer and discovering her BRCA mutation a diagnosis that came in the most unexpected way.

We talk about the realities of genetic testing, the weight of big medical decisions, and what life actually looks like after the initial treatment ends. This isn’t about bouncing back it’s about rebuilding, mentally and physically, and finding your own way forward.

An honest conversation about fear, resilience, and learning to live again after cancer on your terms.

@carlymoosah

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Jewishbracca.org - https://jewishbracca.org

Bloom43 App - https://www.bloom43.com

Protector Trial - Professor Manchanda - https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04571194

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Carly's Journey

00:56 The Discovery of Cancer

03:58 Navigating the Diagnosis

06:56 The Impact of Family History

09:54 Understanding BRCA and Its Implications

13:02 Awareness and Testing in the Jewish Community

15:48 The Emotional Toll of BRCA Diagnosis

18:49 Lifestyle Changes and Their Impact

21:37 The Role of Diet and Nutrition

24:50 Finding Balance in Health Choices

27:59 The Importance of Mental Health and Connection

30:45 Self-Care and Prioritizing Well-Being

35:41 The Caregiver Instinct and Self-Neglect

37:48 Awakening Through Cancer: A New Perspective

40:16 The Role of Compassion in Healing

43:31 Body Changes and Self-Compassion

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I Nearly Didn’t Share This… Because I Was Afraid of Being Judged

lundi 16 février 2026 • Durée 25:08

“The medication dilemma no one talks about after Cancer.”

I nearly didn't record this episode for fear of being judged. Probably by myself, so it does feel a little bit like standing up naked in Tesco's I won't lie!

In this episode of Life After Cancer? WTF Now? Naomi opens up about the emotional and psychological weight of long-term medication after cancer treatment.

What happens when the thing that’s meant to protect your future also impacts your identity, your body, and your plans, especially around motherhood?

Naomi shares:

The quiet pressure to “just take the medication”
The internal conflict between fear and freedom
How medication can affect identity, hormones, and future choices
The emotional load of survivorship
Why being your own health advocate matters more than ever

This is not anti-medicine.This is not medical advice.

This is an honest conversation about the messy, complicated reality of life after cancer -where decisions are rarely black and white, and hope and uncertainty often sit side by side.

If you’ve ever questioned your treatment plan and felt guilty for doing so…This episode is for you.

You are not alone in the elephant in the room.

Click to join the life after cancer diaries, a weekly letter from me about the REAL life after cancer mishaps that we don’t post on the gram https://tr.ee/W2aZMyjC46

Chapters:

01:59 The Big Pink Elephant: Medication Post-Cancer

Male Breast Cancer: The Decision That Changed One Man’s Cancer Journey

lundi 9 février 2026 • Durée 38:25

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@lifeaftercancer_wtf for more updates on the podcast

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@a.dude.with.breast.cancer

Men get breast cancer too.
And this conversation might change how you think about cancer entirely.

Richard is a marathon runner from New York who was diagnosed with male breast cancer and kept running. No drama. No identity crisis. For him, it wasn’t male breast cancer… it was just cancer.

In this episode, Richard shares the one decision that completely changed his treatment path, why getting a second opinion mattered, and how being treated at a specialist centre meant he didn’t need chemotherapy.

We talk mindset, movement, self-advocacy, and why staying active became a non-negotiable part of his cancer journey. It’s honest, refreshing, and quietly powerful.

This episode challenges assumptions about breast cancer, masculinity, and survivorship and reminds us that how you face cancer matters just as much as the diagnosis itself.

If this episode resonates, please follow, subscribe, and share the show. It genuinely helps these conversations reach the people who need them.

00:00 – Men Get Breast Cancer Too
02:05 – Meet Richard: Marathon Runner & Mindset
05:15 – “It Was Just Cancer”
09:30 – Male Breast Cancer & Breaking the Stigma
14:10 – Running Through Cancer
18:40 – The Decision That Changed Everything
24:20 – How He Avoided Chemotherapy
30:00 – Mindset Without Toxic Positivity
35:30 – What Cancer Changed for Him
40:00 – Advice for Anyone Facing Cancer
43:30 – Final Reflections

"I Thought I Was Done With Cancer"

lundi 2 février 2026 • Durée 53:54

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Follow our guest:

@iamkatiestevenson

Katie thought cancer was behind her. Then everything changed again.

In this episode, Katie shares what it’s really like when life doesn’t follow the neat “before and after” narrative. Diagnosed during the COVID lockdowns, she talks openly about fear, uncertainty.

This isn’t a story about positivity or pushing feelings away. It’s about acceptance, self-discovery, connection, and continuing to move forward even when the future feels unclear. From retraining as a life coach to running towards big goals anyway, Katie’s story is honest, grounding, and quietly powerful.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background

01:14 The Cancer Diagnosis Journey

05:59 Treatment and Recovery Challenges

07:27 Life After Cancer: Identity Shift

08:24 Seizure and Brain Tumor Diagnosis

12:00 Living with Incurable Cancer

12:58 Acceptance and Coping Mechanisms

16:19 Life Coaching Insights

20:24 Tools for Coping with Cancer

25:11 The Value of Simple Things

28:58 Shifting Perspectives on Relationships

29:51 Letting Go and Moving Forward

34:17 The Grieving Process and Acceptance

40:27 Toxic Positivity vs. Genuine Gratitude

46:33 Living Life to the Fullest

54:53 Life with Cancer: A New Perspective

From Ultra Running to Stage 4 Neuroendocrine: Huw Williams (She Ultra)

lundi 26 janvier 2026 • Durée 46:02

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In this episode of Life After Cancer? WTF Now? Naomi is joined by Huw Williams for an honest, funny, and deeply human conversation about what it really means to live with cancer.

Huw shares his personal cancer journey, how humour became a powerful coping tool, and why mindset and mental resilience matter just as much as physical recovery. Together, they explore self-parenting, navigating fear and anxiety, and the crucial role community plays when life after cancer doesn’t follow a neat, linear path.

The conversation also dives into She Ultra, a women-only 50km ultra event created to raise awareness and funds for women’s cancers. Huw explains why women-only spaces matter, how She Ultra supports participants of all abilities, and why doing hard things can be transformative far beyond the finish line.

This episode isn’t about “staying positive” or bouncing back.
It’s about finding what actually helps : emotionally, mentally, and day to day.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Wi-Fi Woes

02:52 The Role of Pets in Healing

05:57 Mindset and Cancer: Overcoming Fear

09:00 Self-Parenting and Mental Health

11:53 The Chimp Paradox: Managing Inner Thoughts

14:44 The She Ultra: Empowering Women Through Community

20:35 The Importance of Women’s Cancer Awareness

24:53 The She Ultra Experience: More Than Just a Race

27:18 Empowerment Through Community and Perspective

29:09 Creating a Unique Event for Women

31:28 Raising Awareness and Encouraging Health Checks

Breast Cancer, Medical Menopause and the Side No One Warns You About

lundi 19 janvier 2026 • Durée 56:20

In this episode of Life After Cancer? WTF Now? host Naomi is joined by Cassie and Laura, two women whose shared experiences of breast cancer and medical menopause led to a powerful friendship, and the creation of the Herizen app.

They speak openly about the realities of medical menopause, why it can feel harder than cancer treatment itself, and the lack of support women face once treatment ends. The conversation explores community, education, empowerment, and the importance of creating safe spaces where women can talk honestly about hormonal health, identity, and life after cancer.

Cassie and Laura share how Herizen is connecting women with trusted information, expert support, and each other, and how purpose, boundaries, and self-care become essential in this next chapter of survivorship.

A warm, honest episode about friendship, healing, and building something meaningful from lived experience.

@herizenofficial

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Cancer, Pregnancy & Loss: Supporting Families Through the Unthinkable

lundi 12 janvier 2026 • Durée 52:32

With Pete Wallroth, Founder of Mummy’s Star@mummy's.star

In this episode, I’m joined by Pete Wallroth, CEO and founder of Mummy’s Star, the UK charity supporting families affected by cancer during pregnancy and early parenthood.

Pete shares the deeply personal story that led to the creation of Mummy’s Star, after cancer entered his family’s life in the most devastating way. We talk honestly about the unique challenges families face when cancer and pregnancy collide, the long-term impact of loss and grief, and why compassionate communication in healthcare matters more than we realise.

This conversation explores emotional and peer support, advocacy, and how charities like Mummy’s Star fill vital gaps in the healthcare system. Pete also reflects on receiving an MBE, the importance of raising awareness, and what still needs to change for families navigating cancer and loss.

A powerful, compassionate episode for anyone affected by cancer, pregnancy, baby loss, or supporting someone through it.

Chapters:

00:00 – Introduction to Life After Cancer? WTF Now?
01:05 – Pete Wallroth and the mission behind Mummy’s Star
03:00 – When cancer enters life during pregnancy
06:10 – Loss, grief, and the early need for support
11:45 – The hidden reality beyond treatment
14:20 – Why Mummy’s Star was created
17:30 – Tailored emotional and peer support for families
21:40 – Emotional and financial strain on parents
26:30 – Gaps in healthcare and why charities matter
30:00 – Compassionate communication in healthcare
34:20 – Individual experiences and informed choice
38:10 – Supporting caregivers and emotional resilience
42:30 – Loss, identity, and long-term impact
46:10 – Advocacy, awareness, and systemic change
50:00 – Recognition, impact, and the MBE
53:30 – What still needs to change
56:00 – Final reflections and closing thoughts

Fertility After Cancer: Miscarriage, Pregnancy & Egg Freezing Before Chemo

lundi 15 décembre 2025 • Durée 24:05

This episode discusses fertility loss, miscarriage, pregnancy after cancer, and fertility preservation. Listener discretion advised.

In this solo episode of Life After Cancer? WTF Now? Naomi shares her personal experience of fertility after cancer, exploring pregnancy after diagnosis, miscarriage, and egg freezing before chemotherapy. Naomi talks openly about navigating a cancer diagnosis while facing fertility decisions, the emotional impact of cancer treatment on women’s fertility, and the grief that often goes unspoken. This episode covers cancer and fertility, pregnancy after cancer, fertility preservation options, and the pressure many women feel to “be strong” while quietly grieving future motherhood. An honest, unfiltered conversation for anyone facing fertility after cancer, and for those who felt they had to park this part of their story just to survive.

Chapters:

00:00 – Intro: Fertility & cancer- the conversation that gets parked
02:10 – Fertility after cancer: what treatments can affect
04:40 – Pregnant three days after diagnosis
07:30 – Surgery, scans & putting cancer second
10:15 – The 9-week scan and miscarriage
13:40 – Becoming “the weirdo” staring at pregnant bellies
16:10 – D&C in the maternity suite (what the actual f**)
19:45 – Parking grief while facing cancer
23:10 – Egg harvesting chaos & injecting a cushion
27:50 – Embryos, hope & being 41
30:20 – Why this podcast exists
33:10 – What I want you to know

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My Double Mastectomy Story: The Recovery I Never Expected

lundi 8 décembre 2025 • Durée 31:05

Episode Summary

In this episode of Life After Cancer? WTF Now? host Naomi shares an honest, unfiltered account of her double mastectomy and immediate implant reconstruction, following her BRCA1 diagnosis. Naomi opens up about the shock of learning she carried the BRCA1 mutation, how it initially felt like a death sentence, and how research and reflection eventually led her to choose surgery. She walks listeners through the emotional rollercoaster, the decision-making process, and why every person must make, and own, the choice that feels right for them.

Naomi talks candidly about waking up with four drains, the physical realities of mastectomy recovery, body image changes, and the unexpectedly funny moments (including her daughter asking where her nipples went). She shares what has helped her heal, from red-light therapy and HBOT to family support, compassion and humour. With honesty and vulnerability, Naomi offers comfort, clarity, and solidarity to anyone navigating breast cancer, BRCA decisions, or life after major surgery.

Takeaways:

Naomi shares her raw and honest account of her mastectomy journey.
The BRCA1 mutation significantly influenced her decision for surgery.
Individual choice is crucial in the decision-making process for treatment.
Mastectomies are common and can have positive outcomes.
Preparation for surgery includes emotional and practical aspects.
The surgery experience can be long but is supported by a great medical team.
Post-surgery recovery involves physical limitations and emotional challenges.
Body image changes are a significant part of the recovery process.
Holistic health approaches can aid in recovery and healing.
Humour and support are essential in navigating the cancer journey.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Journey

02:54 Understanding the BRCA1 Mutation

05:32 The Decision for Surgery

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