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Breast Cancer Now

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Breast Cancer
Secondary Breast Cancer
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Triple Negative Breast Cancer
Men's Health
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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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Caroline Leek is the founder of Fruitfly Collective, which empowers people with a cancer diagnosis to navigate family life and to support their children. Caroline set up Fruitfly Collective to give the kind of support she wished she’d had when her ow... more

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In this episode of the Breast Cancer Now podcast, Laura speaks to fellow authors and previous podcast guests, Rosamund Dean and Alice May Purkiss.

They talk about writing, specifically how to put your own breast cancer experience into words. Laura ... more

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Dr Hajra is a GP and aesthetic doctor who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2025, aged 37. In this episode of the Breast Cancer Now podcast, Hajra talks to Laura about the shock of her recent diagnosis, the effects of the chemotherapy treatment she... more

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Laura was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in 2016, aged 28. In this episode of the Breast Cancer Now podcast, Laura shares how she felt when she first received that diagnosis 9 years ago, and how it impacted her life. She goes on to talk about... more

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Hayley Gullen is an illustrator who was diagnosed with breast cancer aged 37. In this episode of the Breast Cancer Now podcast, Hayley talks to Laura about her graphic memoir ‘This Might Surprise You’. She talks about why she decided to write a graph... more

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Sam Evans is an intimate health and pleasure expert who shares tips on intimacy during menopause and coping with the side effects of cancer treatment. This week on the Breast Cancer Now podcast, Sam talks candidly about the effects of breast cancer o... more

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Helen Skelton is a psychotherapist and campaigner who lives with secondary breast cancer. In this episode, Helen talks in depth with Laura about grief. How grief isn’t just about losing someone, but about the loss of anything; your hair, your body im... more

Kelly Crump is a model and influencer who lives with secondary breast cancer. On the Breast Cancer Now podcast she talks to Laura about finding out at the age of 40 that her cancer had spread, and how she feared she wouldn’t be able to continue doing... more

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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
Dr. Hajra Suraj
NHS GP and private aesthetics doctor newly diagnosed with breast cancer
Episode: S6 Ep18: Dr Hajra on being newly diagnosed with breast cancer
Laura Middleton Hughes
Founder of Secondary Sisters, a supportive online community for those with advanced cancers.
Secondary Sisters
Episode: S6 Ep17: Laura on founding Secondary Sisters
Hayley Gullen
Cartoonist and breast cancer survivor, author of a graphic memoir titled This Might Surprise You
Episode: S6 Ep16: Hayley on drawing the breast cancer experience
Kelly Crump
A model, influencer, and secondary breast cancer patient who climbs mountains.
Episode: S6 Ep13: Kelly on acceptance and taking on challenges
Sophie Blake
Campaigner, former presenter, and secondary breast cancer patient
Episode: S6 Ep12: Giving breast cancer patients #MoreTimeToLive
Eleanor Pearce-Willis
Policy Manager at Breast Cancer Now
Breast Cancer Now
Episode: S6 Ep12: Giving breast cancer patients #MoreTimeToLive
Rebecca Olodele
Fitness trainer and breast cancer warrior
Episode: S6 Ep11: Faye and Rebecca on The Show by Breast Cancer Now
Donna Fraser OBE
Former Team GB athlete, Olympic competitor, and ambassador for Breast Cancer Now
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Episode: S6 Ep10: Donna Fraser on mental attitude towards breast cancer

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Laura Price
Host who is living with secondary, incurable breast cancer and also a writer and author.

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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.
S6 Ep19: Rosamund and Alice on writing through the breast cancer experience
Q: How does writing affect your mental health?
Writing can help you process emotions and see experiences in a new way, aiding your healing process.
S6 Ep19: Rosamund and Alice on writing through the breast cancer experience
Q: If someone is listening to this podcast and would like to write a book or even just an article or a blog about their experience with breast cancer, what would you say to them?
I would say there are so many ways now to get your writing out there. Start writing and focus on expressing what you feel.
S6 Ep18: Dr Hajra on being newly diagnosed with breast cancer
Q: How are you feeling with all of that ahead of you?
Dr. Hajra shares that although she was calm about her double mastectomy, she experienced panic at a patient education session about the surgery but felt reassured after speaking to other patients.
S6 Ep18: Dr Hajra on being newly diagnosed with breast cancer
Q: How did you come to then be diagnosed after you found this lump in your armpit?
Dr. Hajra describes finding a lump in her armpit by chance and how she proceeded to get it examined. After receiving a suspicious ultrasound result, she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

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

This podcast features heartfelt conversations centered around personal experiences and insights related to breast cancer. The host facilitates open discussions with both survivors and experts, delving into various aspects of living with and beyond breast cancer. Topics often include emotional health, resilience, coping mechanisms, and advocacy for better treatment access. The inclusion of diverse voices provides a rich tapestry of experiences, emphasizing empowerment, community support, and mental wellness in the face of a challenging diagnosis.

One unique aspect is its focus on lesser-discussed areas, such as the impact of breast cancer on intimacy, body image, and the specific challenges faced by men and diverse communities affected by t... more

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Recent guests on Breast Cancer Now include:

1. Alice May Purkiss
2. Dr. Hajra Suraj
3. Laura Middleton Hughes
4. Hayley Gullen
5. Kelly Crump
6. Sophie Blake
7. Eleanor Pearce-Willis
8. Rebecca Olodele

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