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Owning Your Recovery

Épisode 10

lundi 22 janvier 2024 • Durée 27:07

Recovery from cancer is anything but straightforward.

For most, it's an ongoing process, one spanning weeks, months and sometimes even years. Managing the physical recovery, as well as the mental one, takes time. In our tenth and final episode, you’ll hear from peers on the other side of their cancer journeys. They’ll talk about the challenges they faced in the short, medium and long term, what they’ve learned from recovery and how cancer changed their outlook on life.

This podcast was developed in collaboration with the Cancer Psychology Collective.

Resources:

Free online fitness class for cancer surgery recovery

For more information and resources relating to the content of today’s episode, visit our website at https://www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk.

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Finding Your Support System

Épisode 9

lundi 22 janvier 2024 • Durée 27:32

Having cancer can be a very lonely and isolating experience.

It can put undue strain on your relationships and make it difficult to relate to those around you who are not dealing with a potentially deadly disease. Most people will want to help but not everyone will know how, and relationships that were once comfortable and easy might be fraught with awkward missteps as your loved ones come to grips with your diagnosis. In this episode, you’ll hear from your peers about how they found their support system while also maintaining their privacy and independence.

This podcast was developed in collaboration with the Cancer Psychology Collective.

Resources:

Macmillan Online Community

Oesophageal and gastric cancer support group

Head and neck cancer support group

For more information relating to the content of today’s episode, visit our website at https://www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk.

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Introducing: Now What? Your Cancer Support Podcast

mardi 16 janvier 2024 • Durée 01:07

If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance that you or someone you love has recently received some unwelcome news: you’ve got cancer. Those are three words that nobody wants to hear.

There are 375,000 cancer diagnoses in the UK every year and if you’re one of them, no doubt you’ll have a lot of questions.

The first of which is likely, “now what?”

Now What? Your Cancer Support Podcast is hosted by Julia Bradbury and features personal testimony from over a dozen patients from Guys and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, all of whom have been through the cancer journey. Across a variety of topics, such as coping with a diagnosis and building a support network, they’ll offer advice and first-hand experience with a disease that will at some point, either directly or indirectly, affect us all. Think of them as your cancer support group…just in audio form.

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Palliative Care And End Of Life Planning

Épisode 8

lundi 22 janvier 2024 • Durée 27:14

Content warning: This episode discusses palliative care and end of life planning, which can be difficult topics for many listeners. Please take care, and reach out the services in our show notes who can offer you advice and support.

Thanks to decades of medical advancement, cancer is no longer the death sentence it once was. Effective treatments mean patients can live much longer with cancer and some even completely overcome the disease. But it wouldn't be right for us to devote an entire podcast series to cancer, without acknowledging the fact that it kills people. Sometimes a patient and their physician can do everything in their power, and it still might not be enough. In episode eight, we're going to tackle the concept of death head on. We'll speak to Joey, a palliative care nurse who works exclusively with patients with life limiting illnesses. We’ll also hear from peers who’ve supported friends through end-of-life cancer care or even experienced a terminal diagnosis themselves.

This podcast was developed in collaboration with the Cancer Psychology Collective.

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Advice on making a will

Talking about advanced care planning

Advice on power of attorney

Practical support on all aspects of terminal illness, dying and bereavement

Support for patients during end-of-life care

Your New Normal

Épisode 7

lundi 22 janvier 2024 • Durée 25:52

One thing about cancer that we can all understand on a fundamental level…is that it takes things from us.

It can rob us of our health, our time and worst of all, our independence. In this episode, your peers discuss the messy side of cancer, the parts that can be embarrassing for patients to bring up with even their closest confidants. Colostomy bags, catheters and penis pumps will all be up for discussion, as we speak to patients who’ve had their physiological function significantly impacted by cancer, and that’s just the stuff that's under the hood. You’ll also hear from peers on how they dealt with – and ultimately found peace – with changes to their physical appearance.

This podcast was developed in collaboration with the Cancer Psychology Collective.

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Physical wellbeing

Bra fitting after breast surgery

Beauty, grooming, health and wellbeing (women)

Beauty, grooming, health and wellbeing (men)

Sexual issues relating to cancer

https://www.cosrt.org.uk

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For more information and resources relating to the content of today’s episode, visit our website at https://www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk.

Cultural Perspectives on Cancer

Épisode 6

lundi 22 janvier 2024 • Durée 23:15

Cancer doesn’t discriminate and it affects people of all shapes and sizes. But your experience of cancer may be different depending on your beliefs, origins and orientation, or those of the people around you.

In this episode, you’ll hear from peers about the impact culture had on their cancer journeys and how barriers still exist that can make it difficult to talk openly and honestly about a cancer diagnosis or treatment.

This podcast was developed in collaboration with the Cancer Psychology Collective.

For more information and resources relating to the content of today’s episode, visit our website at https://www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk.

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Life After Surgery

Épisode 5

lundi 22 janvier 2024 • Durée 25:32

For many patients, the process of recovery from cancer surgery won’t be a straight line from A to Z.

It can be long and difficult and pose its own set of challenges. There’ll be medication to take, side effects to deal with, and a need to come to grips with permanent changes to your body. In this episode, you’ll hear from your peers on how they managed the difficult transition from life post-surgery to life full stop. They’ll talk about the importance of giving yourself a pat on the back for small wins and treating recovery as a marathon not a sprint to help set yourself up for success.

This podcast was developed in collaboration with the Cancer Psychology Collective.

For more information and resources relating to the content of today’s episode, visit our website at https://www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk.

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The Hospital Environment

Épisode 4

lundi 22 janvier 2024 • Durée 19:57

Whether you opt for surgery or a different treatment like radiotherapy, all cancer patients will find themselves spending time in hospital. For some people, that’s an environment that can stir up a lot of fear and anxiety. In episode four, your peers will offer their candid advice for making your hospital visit or stay as comfortable as possible. This includes practical considerations like what to pack in your overnight bag to how to communicate your needs to your hospital care team.

This podcast was developed in collaboration with the Cancer Psychology Collective.

For more information and resources relating to the content of today’s episode, visit our website at https://www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk.

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Deciding To Have Surgery

Épisode 3

lundi 22 janvier 2024 • Durée 26:30

Not long after your diagnosis, you’ll sit down with your doctor and discuss your treatment

plan. There are many forms of cancer treatment, and no two patients’ experiences will be exactly alike. However, most patients will have one major question to consider: whether to have surgery. This is rarely a straightforward decision. You’ll need to weigh up your surgeon’s advice, the various risks and potential side effects and a seemingly infinite number of personal considerations. In this episode you'll hear from peers who will talk about the questions they asked, the research they did and the people they consulted to help lead them to their chosen course of action.

This podcast was developed in collaboration with the Cancer Psychology Collective.

Resources:

BRAN tool to help make decisions about surgery

Macmillan support with energy bills

Using an advocate to support your care

Communication

Épisode 2

lundi 22 janvier 2024 • Durée 23:04

Following your diagnosis, there’s further difficult conversations to be had. How do you let the people in your life know that you have cancer? There are many reasons why you might hold off on sharing your diagnosis with loved ones: a fear of burdening them with such heavy news, a desire to retain your independence, or a worry that others may make a big fuss. Telling your loved ones about a potentially fatal disease is no small task but it’s critical to getting the support you need. In this episode, you’ll hear from your peers on how they navigated sharing this difficult news and how it helped them to draw support from their loved ones.

This podcast was developed in collaboration with the Cancer Psychology Collective.

For more information and resources relating to the content of today’s episode, visit our website at https://www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk.

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