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Breast Cancer Now

Breast Cancer Now
Breast Cancer
Secondary Breast Cancer
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Breast Cancer Now
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Children
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If you’re looking for authentic stories about life with and beyond breast cancer, we’re here. Welcome to the Breast Cancer Now podcast. Join host Laura for open, supportive and honest conversations with guests who have personal or professional experience of breast cancer. Laura Price is a writer, podcaster and author of the novel Single Bald Female. She’s living with secondary, incurable breas... more

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In this episode of the Breast Cancer Now podcast, Nikki Wheatley talks to Laura about her experience being diagnosed with triple negative, and later metastatic breast cancer.

Nikki shares how she both finds and spreads hope, five years on from her ... more

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In this episode of the Breast Cancer Now podcast, Jay shares her journey working in cancer research to receiving a diagnosis of breast cancer herself.

Jay opens up about discovering a lump in 2018 at age 47, navigating a stage 3 diagnosis, and deal... more

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In this episode of the Breast Cancer Now podcast, six-time Olympic gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy shares his experience of being diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer.

Chris discusses the shock of diagnosis, adapting to life with incurable cancer... more

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In this episode of the Breast Cancer Now podcast, returning guest Laura Ashurst shares her experience of living nearly 20 years with metastatic breast cancer.

Laura speaks about why she thinks she has survived so long with a metastatic diagnosis, ab... more

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In this episode of the Breast Cancer Now podcast, documentary filmmaker Victoria Mapplebeck shares her experience of raising her son as a solo parent while documenting the journey over 20 years.

She talks to Laura about her film Motherboard, which c... more

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Laura speaks to Breast Cancer Now’s chief executive, Claire Rowney, about our long-term vision, and her own recent experience of being diagnosed with breast cancer.

Claire talks about the importance of attending mammogram screenings, and how her d... more

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Breast Cancer Now's mission is that by 2050, everyone with breast cancer will live, and be supported to live well. What does it mean to you to live well?

That's the question Laura asked each of our guests this season, and the answers were diverse, e... more

Planning a holiday when you’re living with or beyond breast cancer can feel daunting, especially when it comes to getting travel insurance. In this episode, Laura speaks with Fiona Macrae, founder of the travel insurance brand Insurancewith. Diagnose... more

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Jay Tatler
Cancer genetics scientist and clinical trials expert
Self-employed / cancer genetics researcher
Episode: S7 Ep5: You know your body – why speaking up matters (Jay)
Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic gold medalist; advocate for metastatic cancer community
Former professional cyclist, Tour de Four founder
Episode: S7 Ep4: Sir Chris Hoy on hope, living for today, and not letting cancer define you
Laura Ashurst
Guest living with incurable/metastatic breast cancer for nearly 20 years
Advocate, METUP UK chair
Episode: S7 Ep3: Living with hope and metastatic breast cancer
Victoria Mapplebeck
Single mum and documentary filmmaker featured in Motherboard
Filmmaker, subject of Motherboard
Episode: S7 Ep2: Parenting doesn't stop when cancer starts (Victoria Mapplebeck)
Claire Rowney
CEO of Breast Cancer Now
Breast Cancer Now
Episode: S7 Ep1: A bold new chapter (Claire Rowney)
Fiona Macrae
A breast cancer survivor and expert in travel insurance for individuals with medical conditions
Insurancewith
Episode: S6 Ep22: Travel insurance with breast cancer might be easier than you think – with Fiona Macrae
Lucy Dawson
A breast cancer survivor diagnosed at 25 who successfully navigated treatment and became a mother.
Episode: S6 Ep21: Lucy on being diagnosed as a younger woman
Rosamund Dean
Author of the breast cancer guidebook Reconstruction and writer for various publications
Sunday Times Style
Episode: S6 Ep19: Rosamund and Alice on writing through the breast cancer experience
Alice May Purkiss
Well-being and creativity coach and author of Life, Lemons and Melons
Episode: S6 Ep19: Rosamund and Alice on writing through the breast cancer experience

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Laura Price
Host of the Breast Cancer Now podcast

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S7 Ep4: Sir Chris Hoy on hope, living for today, and not letting cancer define you
Q: Tell us about the Tour de Four. How did it come about and what is it?
It's a mass-participation cycling event designed for anyone who can ride a bike, including those who are not well enough to ride. It aims to raise funds for multiple cancer charities and to raise awareness about stage four cancer, creating community and positivity around living with the disease.
S7 Ep3: Living with hope and metastatic breast cancer
Q: How did you first react to the news of metastatic cancer?
Shock, disbelief, and a surge of practical questions about treatment options and prognosis, followed by a determination to understand and navigate the system to stay alive and advocate for others.
S7 Ep1: A bold new chapter (Claire Rowney)
Q: If money was no object and you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go right now?
Claire talks about wanting to travel to sunny, vibrant destinations, and shares that personal joys and experiences fuel her work at the charity.
S6 Ep20: Caroline on talking with children about death and grief
Q: How can you approach the idea with a child that the parent is dying?
It can start by explaining that the treatment is no longer working and gently stating that their body won't work anymore, while ensuring they know doctors will help manage pain.
S6 Ep19: Rosamund and Alice on writing through the breast cancer experience
Q: What would you recommend as a good starting point for someone looking to publish their writing?
Figure out what story you want to tell and why, and remember to start writing for yourself before looking for publication.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Breast Cancer Now

What is Breast Cancer Now about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Listeners are drawn to deeply personal, survivor- and patient-centered stories around life with and beyond breast cancer, often interwoven with practical guidance on advocacy, treatment decisions, and navigating healthcare systems. Episodes frequently feature survivors, medical professionals, researchers, caregivers, and advocates who share lived experiences, resilience strategies, and approaches to managing quality of life, mental health, and family dynamics. A standout theme is empowerment—encouraging self-advocacy, access to information, and community support—along with practical insights on topics like travel with illness, fertility considerations, grief, and parenting while navigating treatment. The format tends to mix intimate storyte... more

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Recent guests on Breast Cancer Now include:

1. Jay Tatler
2. Sir Chris Hoy
3. Laura Ashurst
4. Victoria Mapplebeck
5. Claire Rowney
6. Fiona Macrae
7. Lucy Dawson
8. Rosamund Dean

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