
Has cancer treatment led you to early menopause? Do you feel confused about your options? This podcast hosts conversations with cancer patients, survivors and medical professionals to learn about treatments available for women with a cancer diagnosis. I’m Dani Binnington, after breast cancer, surgery to remove my ovaries led me to early menopause, I had no idea what my treatment options were and w... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 236 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Ah, this was a great start to such an important episode! I literally did no planning AT ALL! I just wanted to know from Dr Jordan Emont, our guest on today’s show, if there is a common question he gets asked by his patients in his clinic.
And after ... more
“Night sweats. I cannot go on like this. What are people taking who can’t take HRT?”
That was a recent post in our community and the replies came flooding in.
Venlafaxine. Oxybutynin. Acupuncture. HRT. Lifestyle changes. So many people trying diffe... more
Making difficult decisions after cancer isn’t something we talk about enough.
The kind where there isn’t a clear “right” answer.
Where every option comes with trade-offs.
Where you’re weighing up your long-term health, your quality of life… and so... more
Let's stop the toxic positivity! Just because active cancer treatment may have ended, we don't have to be endlessly positive and grateful for it all. What comes next can be hard.
That's why I invited Jessica Zucker, clinical psychologist, author of ... more
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Love this podcast and love Dani. Helped me so much
I am so pleased I found you Danni you have no idea special you are. I have been listening intently to your podcasts and travel a lot alone so it’s really helping after being put into surgical menopause in 2024 due to Ovarian cancer. Thank you thank you. Booking a GP appointment now after listening to you latest cardiovascular pod cast
This podcast has been incredible valuable to me
I’m so pleased that I found this podcast, shortly after I was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year. I feel so grateful to Dani Binnington for the wealth of information, support, inspiration, and encouragement that she has so expertly and lovingly curated. A cancer diagnosis is scary and the cancer journey can feel a lonely one. I definitely feel less frightened and much less alone listening to these podcast episodes.
I didn’t expect a podcast to feel this personal, but this one genuinely does. It discusses navigating menopause alongside cancer and is honest and open providing me to relate to it, which is hard to do with other menopause resources as my journey is so unique.
What struck me most is how specific and real the conversations are. It doesn’t lump everyone into the same “journey,” but acknowledges just how complicated and isolating it can feel when your circumstances don’t neatly fit the usual narr... more
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This show centers on navigating menopause after cancer, exploring how cancer treatments interact with early menopause and the practical, emotional, and medical decisions that follow. Episodes mix clinical guidance from doctors and nurses with lived experiences from survivors, partners, and caregivers, covering topics like hormone therapy, vaginal health, bone and heart risk, supplements, and the psychosocial impact of identity changes. A notable strength is the emphasis on patient autonomy, shared decision-making, and building a supportive community through expert voices, real-world case studies, and resources that listeners can actionably discuss with their care teams. Overall, it's a deeply practical, empathetic resource for anyone facing... more
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Recent guests on Navigating Menopause After Cancer include:
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4. Robert Thomas
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8. Angela Wright
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