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INTERLUDE: Cancer Stories with Dr. Teplinsky

Eleonora Teplinsky
Breast Cancer
Mental Health
Metastatic Breast Cancer
Cancer Treatment
Cancer
Survivorship
Rock Climbing
Breast Reconstruction
Nutrition and Supplements
Emotional Coping Strategies
Oncology Nutrition
Genetic Testing
Genuine Climbing
Plastic Surgery
Integrative Medicine
Caregiver Support
End Of Life Conversations
Financial Toxicity
Nonprofit Organizations
Quality Of Life

A diagnosis of cancer is life changing. We spend so much time discussing treatment plans and physical side effects of treatment but we don't always have the opportunity to truly discuss how a cancer diagnosis affects a woman emotionally -- her feelings, worries, and fears. However, these conversations need to take place. In this podcast, we will have these difficult conversations. I will be speaki... more

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On today’s episode, I am speaking with Bethany Adair. Bethany is a mindset coach, stage 4 breast cancer thriver, speaker, and author of My Guru Cancer. With 15+ years working in wellness, she meets life with cancer with an open mind, full heart, and ... more

On today’s episode, I am speaking with Erin Perkins. Erin was diagnosed with Stage IIB triple negative breast cancer one week before her 35th birthday in 2021. She currently serves as President for the working board of directors at The Young Breast C... more

On today’s episode, I am speaking with Abby Jones. Abby is a 29-year-old, six-year breast cancer survivor and passionate advocate for cancer awareness and policy change. Originally from rural Connecticut, she graduated from the College of William & M... more

On today’s episode, I am speaking with Rebecca Bloom, a Yale College and New York University School of Law educated women’s health, workplace and benefits advocate, storytelling coach, editor and content strategist. A former workplace and benefits at... more

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Recent Guests

Bethany Adair
Stage IV breast cancer thriver, mindset coach and author of My Guru Cancer
My Guru Cancer
Episode: 187. Bethany Adair (Stage IV Breast Cancer Thriver, Mindset Coach and Author of My Guru Cancer)
Erin Perkins
Stage IIB triple negative breast cancer survivor and board president of the Young Breast Cancer Project
Young Breast Cancer Project
Episode: Episode 186. Erin Perkins (Stage IIB Triple Negative Breast Cancer Survivor and Board President, Young Breast Cancer Project)
Abby Jones
Breast cancer survivor and law student advocating for cancer awareness and policy change.
University of Denver
Episode: 185. Abby Jones (Breast Cancer Survivor, Law Student, and Health Policy Advocate)
Rebecca Bloom
Author of 'When Women Get Sick', women's health advocate
Episode: 184. Rebecca Bloom (Women’s health, workplace and benefits advocate and author of When Women Get Sick)
Dani Binnington
Leading advocate for women navigating menopause during and after cancer.
Founder of Menopause and Cancer
Episode: 182. Dani Binnington (Founder of Menopause and Cancer)
Dr. Jessica Zucker
Psychologist specializing in women's reproductive health and author.
Author and Psychologist
Episode: 181. Dr. Jessica Zucker (Psychologist, Author and Breast Cancer Survivor)
Maimah Karmo
Founder and CEO of Tigerlily Foundation, triple negative breast cancer survivor and advocate
Tigerlily Foundation
Episode: 180. Maimah Karmo (Founder and CEO of Tigerlily Foundation, Triple Negative Breast Cancer Survivor and Fierce Advocate)
Dr. Alexandra Sowa
Board certified internal medicine physician specializing in preventive health, nutrition, and obesity medicine
So Well Health
Episode: 179. Dr. Alexandra Sowa (Obesity Medicine Specialist and Author of The Ozempic Revolution)
Dr. Krystle Zuniga
Registered dietician and board-certified specialist in oncology nutrition, focusing on individualized nutrition care for cancer patients
CancerNutritionHQ
Episode: 178. Dr. Krystle Zuniga: Your Cancer Nutrition Questions Answered

Host

Dr. Eleanor Teplinsky
Host of a podcast focused on cancer support, emotional wellbeing, and advocacy for women's health. Dr. Teplinsky is a board-certified medical oncologist dedicated to discussing real-life experiences and complex feelings associated with cancer.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 206 ratings
  • Incredibly helpful podcast!

    This podcast is one of the most factual and helpful ones I’ve found for cancer info. I am so grateful for the effort Dr. Teplinksy puts into it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Beth Mores
    United States5 months ago
  • Thank you for all that you do!!

    I am so grateful for your podcast! I was diagnosed with metastatic HER2+ in Nov 2023. Underwent TCHP for 6 rounds and it melted the tumor and I have no active cancer cells in my lymph nodes. No surgery or radiation required. I have learned a lot from your podcasts and am going to embark on a plant forward diet. Thank you Dr. Teplinsky!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mamahaynie
    United States2 years ago
  • I love this

    I have TnBC 3b, been a journey. Your podcasts and I updates in instagram.

    Absolutely brings me joy!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sglsp
    United States2 years ago
  • Dr. Teplinsky’s podcasts are informative and supportive!

    This podcast series has been a tremendous resource for me as I moved through treatment and reintegrate back into life as a survivor. The wide range of topics and speakers answer questions I didn’t know I had. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    VSperl
    United States2 years ago
  • Awesome episode!

    As a breast cancer survivor, I listen to podcasts from time to time to keep up on the latest news. Dr T. shares information in a way that is both informative and motivating for a person stepping into survivorship. This episode in particular about nutrition and diet was so helpful for someone after active treatment. Some of the information shared was so simple but I can imagine it making a big impact (like planning ahead to ensure you are getting the most nutrient dense unprocessed food during a ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Andi Oller
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Overall, the discussions are appreciated for combining factual information with personal stories, making them both educational and uplifting.
The content is recognized for shedding light on the emotional and psychological impacts of cancer diagnoses, which are often overlooked.
Many find the insights from guests relatable, highlighting the importance of community and shared experiences.
Listeners express profound gratitude for the informative and supportive nature of the conversations shared.

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Talking Points

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187. Bethany Adair (Stage IV Breast Cancer Thriver, Mindset Coach and Author of My Guru Cancer)
Q: How did you approach combining natural health with traditional medicine?
Bethany discussed her initial skepticism towards Western medicine, but eventually learned to see it as a healing force and embraced an integrative approach.
187. Bethany Adair (Stage IV Breast Cancer Thriver, Mindset Coach and Author of My Guru Cancer)
Q: What was your initial response to your diagnosis?
Bethany shared her fears and the mental spiral she experienced upon her initial diagnosis, feeling as though her life was over but later learning to challenge those thoughts.
Episode 186. Erin Perkins (Stage IIB Triple Negative Breast Cancer Survivor and Board President, Young Breast Cancer Project)
Q: When is the best time to discuss survivorship with patients?
It's very personal, and perhaps during the treatment, you can start subtly reminding them about support systems.
Episode 186. Erin Perkins (Stage IIB Triple Negative Breast Cancer Survivor and Board President, Young Breast Cancer Project)
Q: What does survivorship look like after treatment?
It's often harder than the active treatment phase itself, as many people face emotional challenges and identity shifts.
185. Abby Jones (Breast Cancer Survivor, Law Student, and Health Policy Advocate)
Q: What did your experience with cancer teach you about health policy?
My experience drives me to think through the lens of a survivor in my policy work, seeing both sides and advocating for necessary changes.

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Frequently Asked Questions About INTERLUDE: Cancer Stories

What is INTERLUDE: Cancer Stories about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the emotional aspects of the cancer journey, this content provides a platform for candid discussions around the multifaceted experiences of women dealing with cancer. Guests share their personal stories and insights from various stages of treatment, tackling both physical challenges and the psychological toll of diagnoses. The content is aimed at offering support, encouragement, and information, seeking to fill a gap in traditional medical discussions by emphasizing the importance of emotional health, mental well-being, and community among women facing similar battles. The exploration of themes ranging from survivorship and advocacy to mental health and personal growth provides listeners with relatable insights and practical advi... more

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Recent guests on INTERLUDE: Cancer Stories include:

1. Bethany Adair
2. Erin Perkins
3. Abby Jones
4. Rebecca Bloom
5. Dani Binnington
6. Dr. Jessica Zucker
7. Maimah Karmo
8. Dr. Alexandra Sowa

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