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So Now I’ve Got Breast Cancer

Dr Liz O‘Riordan / Bird Lime Media
Breast Cancer
Palliative Care
Chemotherapy
Death
Communication
Black Women Rising
Dying Process
Community Support
Death Anxiety
Healthcare Disparities
Patient Advocacy
Mental Health
Supportive Care
Nutrition
Hair Loss
Side Effects
Communication Strategies
Children's Emotional Well-Being
Radiotherapy
Lymphedema

Everything you want to know about your breast cancer diagnosis but are too afraid to ask. If you’ve just been diagnosed, this is the show for you. Hosted by Dr Liz O’Riordan, the Breast Surgeon with Breast Cancer.

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Health psychology expert Dr Lauren Heathcote talks to Liz about the impact of breast cancer in our mental health and how to manage the dreaded scanxiety.

Find out more about Lauren and her team’s research here - www.kcl.ac.uk/people/lauren-h... more

Oncologist and skin care expert Dr Fiona McCarthy talks to Liz about the importance of skincare during treatment, why it’s ok to look after yourself, and what actually works.

It’s important to be gentle to your skin during chemotherapy. Use non-perf... more

To mark the return of So Now I’ve Got Breast Cancer, topless marathon runner Louise Butcher discusses her decision to go flat and how she’s come to terms with her new body.

Louise admits to being an anxious hypochondriac, but when she was diagnosed ... more

How do you cope with the fear of recurrence? What do you do when scanxiety hits? Can you make your family understand what you’re going through? This episode is all about how to cope with anxiety with Dr Suzanne Cruickshank, a breast cancer nurse who ... more

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Recent Guests

Lauren Heathcote
Associate Professor in Health Psychology at King's College London
King's College London
Episode: How to Cope with Scanxiety with Dr Lauren Heathcote
Fiona McCarthy
Oncologist with aesthetics training, skincare expert
Consultant Oncologist
Episode: How to Look After Your Skin with Fiona McCarthy
Louise Butcher
Topless marathon runner and breast cancer thriver, known for raising awareness about being flat after a double mastectomy.
Episode: Can going flat give you freedom? With Louise Butcher
Dr. Suzanne Cruickshank
Breast cancer nurse and researcher at the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
Episode: How to deal with the fear of recurrence with Susanne Cruickshank
Dr. Eleonora Teplinsky
A breast oncologist and clinical assistant professor of medicine at Mount Sinai Health Care System.
Mount Sinai Health Care System
Episode: How does an oncologist treat breast cancer? With Dr Eleonora Teplinsky
Alyson Walsh
Journalist, fashion blogger, and author of the book 'Know Your Style'
That's Not My Age
Episode: How to find your style after breast cancer with Alyson Walsh
Alison Gardiner
Behavioral psychologist and founder of Sleepstation
Sleepstation
Episode: How to get a good night’s sleep with Alison Gardiner
Barbara Wilson
Founder of Working with Cancer and breast cancer survivor
Working with Cancer
Episode: Why you should tell your employer you have breast cancer with Barbara Wilson
Donna Fraser OBE
Quadruple Olympian sprinter and breast cancer survivor
Breast Cancer Now
Episode: How to find resilience after breast cancer with Donna Fraser OBE

Host

Dr. Liz O'Riordan
Breast surgeon and breast cancer survivor, dedicated to informing and supporting those dealing with breast cancer through her professional and personal insights.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 259 ratings
  • Amazing resource

    So glad I found this 🙌

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Qannes
    Denmark2 months ago
  • Mindful advice

    Love Liz she is careful and fully researched in her choices of chat! A great kind resource and guidance for all of us 🙏🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    loosehold
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Dr Liz made my cancer journey clearer & a little easier ✨✨✨

    This Podcast is incredible for anyone who has been recently diagnosed, or a family member, partner etc who wants to understand more. I listened and the re-listened after every appointment to understand everything. The podcast makes understanding easy, asks the questions we all want to ask and Donna’s poetry at the end is just perfect. Thank you Dr Liz for this 💖💖💖

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    @thecharlotteedit
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • The best podcast you’ll ever find!

    Everything you need to know with the backing of solid scientific research and full of empathy from lived experience as well as down-to-earth practical guidance.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ozipadder
    Australiaa year ago
  • Blubbed all the way through!!

    Fab episode (& Podcast.)

    Demystified, rationalised, informed and debunked.

    For this “far-too-old-to-STILL-be-controlling-with-food” 63 yr old, who thought she was well (!🤦🏻‍♀️Her2neg; Oestrogen+ Breast cancer last Summer - sorted) with no bloody idea what to do next re: food & staying well, THANK YOU 🙏🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CarolSB61
    United Kingdom2 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

There is a strong appreciation for the host's empathetic approach and her ability to present complex medical issues in an accessible manner.
The podcast is recognized for creating a safe space for discussing sensitive topics surrounding breast cancer, which many consider invaluable during their health journeys.
Listeners find the content to be incredibly supportive and empowering, often highlighting the emotional comfort it brings during difficult times.

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Talking Points

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How to Cope with Scanxiety with Dr Lauren Heathcote
Q: How does cancer treatment affect mental health over time?
Mental health can worsen with initial diagnosis and treatment, with depressive symptoms often peaking earlier and improving after treatment ends, while anxiety may peak later and persist or increase even after active treatment.
Can going flat give you freedom? With Louise Butcher
Q: What do your kids think about mommy being topless on the tally?
To them, it's normal as they've grown up with it being a part of Louise's life, suggesting that such openness can normalize body acceptance in society.
Can going flat give you freedom? With Louise Butcher
Q: How did you get into running?
Louise started running as a way to cope with her health anxiety and found it therapeutic, eventually using it as a platform to raise awareness about her journey after cancer.
Can going flat give you freedom? With Louise Butcher
Q: What treatment did you end up having?
Louise had a left side mastectomy due to cancer and advocated for the removal of her healthy right breast, leading to a bilateral mastectomy after further complications.
How to find your style after breast cancer with Alyson Walsh
Q: What should I do with clothes that I can't bring myself to get rid of?
Ask yourself if you would buy that item now; consider passing them on if they don’t fit your current style.

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This podcast focuses on providing comprehensive support and guidance for individuals navigating the complexities of breast cancer. Through conversations with medical experts and survivors, it tackles a variety of topics including treatment options, emotional challenges, practical advice for living well post-diagnosis, and strategies for improving quality of life. Notably, it emphasizes not just the clinical aspects but also the intimate emotional journeys related to body image, intimacy, and mental well-being, creating a space where listeners can find solace, insights, and inspiration during a challenging time.

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1. Lauren Heathcote
2. Fiona McCarthy
3. Louise Butcher
4. Dr. Suzanne Cruickshank
5. Dr. Eleonora Teplinsky
6. Alyson Walsh
7. Alison Gardiner
8. Barbara Wilson

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