
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Category | Health & Fitness | ||||

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
Breast cancer can be really scary, especially when your oncologist rattles off a list of treatments and side effects. I can’t think of anyone better to help me explain what they are and why you have them than Dr Eleonora Teplinsky. She’s the Head of ... more
How do you style your new body shape after breast cancer ? Where do you get the confidence to try something new? What do you do when your grey chemo curls mean that the colours in your wardrobe don’t suit you anymore? This episode is all about how to... more
Do you struggle to get a good nights’ sleep? Is the fear of recurrence keeping you awake? Can you ever get rid of insomnia? On this episode I'll be finding out how we can improve our sleep with Alison Gardiner - behavioural psychologist and CEO and F... more
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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.
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 🙏🏻
I’m 12 months post surgery, but it would have been so valuable to listen to this episode before meeting my surgeon. It may not have changed the outcome, but I would at least have been able to ask better questions.
Just listened to this getting ready at my dressing table. Amy is a wise soul and her approach to her journey was filled with all the same shock, horror and disbelief we all had.
My diagnosis in 2021 was filled with my own unique curveballs due to other health problems. I cut my hair off for charity and unlike Amy initially I was filled with bravado thinking I was helping others. Then the clumps on the pillow, in the shower and on the carpet hit me like a ton of bricks and I was devastated and... more
I’ve finished active treatment for TNBC and these Podcasts are helping me so much for processing everything I’ve been through. Thank you so much! I’d definitely recommend for anyone newly diagnosed, going through treatment, finished treatment or if your loved one is going through any of these experiences 💕
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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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Recent guests on So Now I’ve Got Breast Cancer include:
1. Dr. Suzanne Cruickshank
2. Dr. Eleonora Teplinsky
3. Alyson Walsh
4. Alison Gardiner
5. Barbara Wilson
6. Donna Fraser OBE
7. Charlene Douglas
8. Dr. Clare Shaw
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