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Talking about life before, during and after cancer, this podcast puts the ‘Big C’ at the centre of the conversation. From signs and symptoms, support treatment, non-clinical therapy and aftercare, to plenty of expert advice and learning on how to tackle cancer.
This podcast is hosted by Mark Murphy MBE, CEO of Cancer Support Suffolk and award-winning radio presenter. Cancer Support Suffolk, now in its 26th year, is passionate about the work it provides and offers complementary therapists, counsellors, educators, ambassadors and business brains to help educate and support the people of Suffolk.
Cancer Support Suffolk is a registered charity and relies on donations and fundraising to be able to continue its vital work in the community.
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Innhold levert av Cancer Support Suffolk. Alt podcastinnhold, inkludert episoder, grafikk og podcastbeskrivelser, lastes opp og leveres direkte av Cancer Support Suffolk eller deres podcastplattformpartner. Hvis du tror at noen bruker det opphavsrettsbeskyttede verket ditt uten din tillatelse, kan du følge prosessen skissert her https://no.player.fm/legal.
Talking about life before, during and after cancer, this podcast puts the ‘Big C’ at the centre of the conversation. From signs and symptoms, support treatment, non-clinical therapy and aftercare, to plenty of expert advice and learning on how to tackle cancer.
This podcast is hosted by Mark Murphy MBE, CEO of Cancer Support Suffolk and award-winning radio presenter. Cancer Support Suffolk, now in its 26th year, is passionate about the work it provides and offers complementary therapists, counsellors, educators, ambassadors and business brains to help educate and support the people of Suffolk.
Cancer Support Suffolk is a registered charity and relies on donations and fundraising to be able to continue its vital work in the community.
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1 Ep 09: This Month we look at Cervical Cancer 23:39
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Spill senere Spill senere Lister Lik LiktCancer Support Suffolk Podcast – Cervical Cancer Awareness Host: Mark Murphy MBE Guests: Hannah Ismay (Lead Nurse, The Very Important Information Project) & Becky (Cervical Cancer Awareness Advocate) January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month , and in this episode, we shine a spotlight on the importance of early detection, HPV vaccination, and breaking the stigma around cervical screening. Mark Murphy MBE speaks with Hannah Ismay , Lead Nurse at The Very Important Information Project , who shares expert insights on cervical cancer, its symptoms, and the crucial role of regular screening in early diagnosis. We also hear from Becky , a passionate advocate who uses social media to raise awareness and encourage open conversations about cervical cancer. She shares her personal experiences and why she’s committed to educating others. 🔹 What is cervical cancer, and who is at risk? 🔹 The importance of smear tests and early detection 🔹 HPV and its link to cervical cancer 🔹 Breaking the stigma: how social media is changing the conversation 🔹 How you can get involved in Cervical Cancer Awareness Month 💙 Stay informed, get screened, and help spread the word. The Very Important Information Project: https://suffolkfed.org.uk/healthcare-services/cervical-screening/ Find out more about Cancer Support Suffolk : www.cancersupportsuffolk.co.uk Thank you for listening to this episode If you’d like more information about what we do please visit www.cancersupportsuffolk.co.uk or call us on 01473 211 884. We are based in Ipswich, Suffolk. Cancer Support Suffolk is passionate about educating and supporting the people of Suffolk and as a registered charity we rely on donations and fundraising to be able to continue our vital work in the community. This podcast, is the copyright of Cancer Support Suffolk and is produced and managed by Podtalk.co.uk . It is supported by the Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board.…
1 Ep 08: Lung Cancer - What are the signs to look out for 22:16
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Spill senere Spill senere Lister Lik LiktWelcome to the Cancer Support Suffolk podcast. In this episode, Mark Murphy , CEO of Cancer Support Suffolk Charity, engages in a compelling conversation with Chris Garlic , a specialist nurse at ESNEFT Ipswich and Colchester Hospitals. Topics Discussed: Understanding Lung Cancer: Insights into non-small cell lung cancer, small cell lung cancer, and Mesothelioma. The Importance of Quitting Smoking: How giving up smoking can significantly reduce health risks and improve outcomes. The Role of Vaping: A discussion on vaping as an alternative to smoking and its implications. Chris shares his expert knowledge on the challenges and treatments surrounding lung cancer, emphasizing practical advice and support for those affected. Key Takeaways: Early diagnosis and understanding the type of lung cancer are crucial for effective treatment. Supportive resources for quitting smoking and transitioning to healthier habits are available. Vaping it is far too soon to comment but breathing in any substance in to your lungs can't be a good thing. Tune in for an informative and empathetic exploration of lung cancer care and prevention. Resources: Learn more about Cancer Support Suffolk at Cancer Support Suffolk Website . For smoking cessation support, visit NHS Stop Smoking Services . Be sure to subscribe and share this episode to help spread awareness. Together, we can make a difference! Thank you for listening to this episode If you’d like more information about what we do please visit www.cancersupportsuffolk.co.uk or call us on 01473 211 884. We are based in Ipswich, Suffolk. Cancer Support Suffolk is passionate about educating and supporting the people of Suffolk and as a registered charity we rely on donations and fundraising to be able to continue our vital work in the community. This podcast, is the copyright of Cancer Support Suffolk and is produced and managed by Podtalk.co.uk . It is supported by the Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board.…
1 Ep 07: Having a Stoma fitted - What is a Stoma? 29:27
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Spill senere Spill senere Lister Lik LiktWelcome to the Cancer Support Suffolk podcast. This month we are looking at what it is like to have a stoma fitted? What is a stoma? We hear a lot about stomas but what are they? We find out in this episode.... We talk to Elizabeth Mottlove and Ian Denison who have both had stomas fitted. Ian talks about the East Suffolk Ostomy Support Group – Ipswich Website: ipswichcancerinformation.co.uk Google Link: https://cancercaremap.org/east-suffolk-ostomy-support-group-ipswich/ email: cancer.support@esneft.nhs.uk . .... A support group for people living with a stoma, or those facing one in the future. Meet others with shared experiences and get advice and information. Meeting in person on the second Tuesday of the month, 2pm. Contact Ian, Jennie or Helen for more information and meets at Nottcutts Garden Centre Woodbridge Ipswich IP12 4AF Elizabeth and Ian talk about their journey from diagnosis to where that are now in life and including traveling all over the world. Life after having a stoma? Listen to this podcast! Thank you for listening to this episode If you’d like more information about what we do please visit www.cancersupportsuffolk.co.uk or call us on 01473 211 884. We are based in Ipswich, Suffolk. Cancer Support Suffolk is passionate about educating and supporting the people of Suffolk and as a registered charity we rely on donations and fundraising to be able to continue our vital work in the community. This podcast, is the copyright of Cancer Support Suffolk and is produced and managed by Podtalk.co.uk . It is supported by the Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board.…
1 Ep 6: Breast Cancer - the signs to look out for and how to check yourself 40:00
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Spill senere Spill senere Lister Lik LiktWelcome to the Cancer Support Suffolk podcast. In this episode we talk about breast cancer with Henie and Janet who both have been diagnosed with breast cancer, and Mr Hussein Tuffaha - Oncoplastic and Cosmetic Breast Surgeon based in Ipswich and Colchester hospitals. Henie and Janet talk about when they were first diagnosed, and the treatments. Not all treatments are the same - and they both felt like they received an almost personnel service. We ask - How did your partner react? . . And when do you tell your children and other family? Mr Tuffaha says sharing breast cancer procedures with patients is key, taking the journey as both patient and surgeon together. Treatments are also improving all the time - with many more options for patients. Thank you to our brilliant guests for sharing their advice and knowledge Thank you for listening to this episode If you’d like more information about what we do please visit www.cancersupportsuffolk.co.uk or call us on 01473 211 884. We are based in Ipswich, Suffolk. Cancer Support Suffolk is passionate about educating and supporting the people of Suffolk and as a registered charity we rely on donations and fundraising to be able to continue our vital work in the community. This podcast, is the copyright of Cancer Support Suffolk and is produced and managed by Podtalk.co.uk . It is supported by the Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board.…
Gates open at 11am and the event runs until 4pm. £4.00 per person in advance (£5.00 on the day). Under 16’s free To book your tickets go to Suffolk Food Hall website Monday 26th August 2024 11am – 4pm Suffolk Food Hall Thank you for listening to this episode If you’d like more information about what we do please visit www.cancersupportsuffolk.co.uk or call us on 01473 211 884. We are based in Ipswich, Suffolk. Cancer Support Suffolk is passionate about educating and supporting the people of Suffolk and as a registered charity we rely on donations and fundraising to be able to continue our vital work in the community. This podcast, is the copyright of Cancer Support Suffolk and is produced and managed by Podtalk.co.uk . It is supported by the Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board.…
1 Ep 4: Skin Cancer - the signs to look for and why you should get it checked out 26:25
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Spill senere Spill senere Lister Lik LiktWelcome to the Cancer Support Suffolk podcast. In this episode we talk about skin cancer with Jo Kirby from ESNEFT, a skin cancer nurse, and Sue Roberts, who went on her own journey with a melanoma. You can also hear Sue chat about her support group she was asked to put together using her own experience. Jo is key at supporting patients through the whole cancer journey from diagnosis and emotional support to arranging hospital appointments. A melanoma is the 5th most diagnosed cancer, and if caught early it is very treatable, so early detection by checking yourself regularly is paramount. Listen to their tips and advice on prevention by staying out of the sun and keeping up with the vitamin D supplements..... the message is check yourself and slip-slap-slop and put a hat on! Also hear Jo chat about the incredible treatments we have today for skin cancer and what may come in the future. Thank you Jo and Sue for joining us. Thank you for listening to this episode If you’d like more information about what we do please visit www.cancersupportsuffolk.co.uk or call us on 01473 211 884. We are based in Ipswich, Suffolk. Cancer Support Suffolk is passionate about educating and supporting the people of Suffolk and as a registered charity we rely on donations and fundraising to be able to continue our vital work in the community. This podcast, is the copyright of Cancer Support Suffolk and is produced and managed by Podtalk.co.uk . It is supported by the Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board.…
1 Ep 3: Bowel Cancer - the signs to look out for and what to do 27:44
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Spill senere Spill senere Lister Lik LiktWelcome to the Cancer Support Suffolk podcast. In this episode we talk about bowel cancer with Julie Steadman, lead specialist screening practitioner with ESNEF (lead bowel screening programme), and she works at Ipswich and Colchester hospitals. She is joined by Rebecca Scott and Terry Hunt to share their experiences with bowel cancer. Julie, how common is bowel cancer? It is very common, it is the third most common cancer. We are bringing the screening age down to fifty, it used to be sixty; Julie Steadman Rebecca and Terry talk about their bowel cancer journey from diagnosis to treatment and recovery. Mark asks Becks - it's predominately over fifty where people have their diagnosis, but you were much much younger than that when you had your diagnosis? I knew something was not right when I was thirty-seven / thirty-eight and had a gradual decline over about nine months and was diagnosed a week after my thirty-ninth birthday, I was told it could not be bowel cancer because I was under seventy. If you know something is wrong keep pushing, you know your own body; Rebecca Scott Terry, you were diagnosed 16 years ago? I was just over fifty, then the first thing I noticed was a change in my bowel habit a bit more urgency sometimes getting caught out, then I dithered a bit as middle age men tend to. Then I noticed there was some blood in my poo so I went to my GP and was told you're a fifty one year old man with blood in your poo, it must be piles, so I left that for three or four weeks and I thought that’s no right I’m not happy with that diagnosis, There’s a common theme here isn't there; Terry Hunt Mark asks Julie,: does it frustrate you that people do not do the screening test. About twenty five percent of people do not go for screening and it is getting worse? It is offered to you the screening programme, it's there for everyone to participate in and is offered to you for free and could save your life; Julie Stedman Final words Check your poo simple as that! Trust your gut, know your own body, and if you are worried about anything talk to someone. The earlier you can get the diagnosis the better your chances are; Rebecca Scott Be persistent if you know something is wrong. Be persistent and make sure the system takes you seriously and does not send you home with a wrong diagnosis; Terry Hunt Do not sit on your symptoms, if something is worrying you, get checked out; Julie Steadman Thank you for listening to this episode If you’d like more information about what we do please visit www.cancersupportsuffolk.co.uk or call us on 01473 211 884. We are based in Ipswich, Suffolk. Cancer Support Suffolk is passionate about educating and supporting the people of Suffolk and as a registered charity we rely on donations and fundraising to be able to continue our vital work in the community. This podcast, is the copyright of Cancer Support Suffolk and is produced and managed by Podtalk.co.uk . It is supported by the Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board.…
1 Ep 2: Prostate Cancer - the risk, the diagnosis and prevention 33:44
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Spill senere Spill senere Lister Lik LiktWelcome to the Cancer Support Suffolk podcast. In this episode we talk about prostate cancer with John and Adrian, both diagnosed with prostate cancer, as well as Chris Booth from CHAPS (Men's Health Charity) and Peter Lobley, Macmillan Urology Nurse Specialist. 'More often than not - there are no symptoms for prostate cancer - which is why the PSA blood test is essential for men' . Peter Lobley. '1 in 8 White Caucasian men have a lifetime risk of developing prostate cancer. 1 in 4 Black men have a lifetime risk of developing the disease, and at an earlier age too. Men who have a family history of prostate cancer are also at a higher risk'. Chris Booth John and Adrian talk about their journey with prostate cancer, from diagnosis to treatment and recovery. Adrian was diagnosed with prostate cancer and was about to have an operation to remove the prostate but a Urology consultant intervened from Cambridge and advised 'active surveillance' as his cancer was mild (PSA level 9). Adrian talks more about his journey, and how active surveillance has worked well for him. John experienced a very fast diagnosis and was helped by Peter Lobley in making fast decisions regarding the action that needed to take place. John took Peter's advice and opted for radiotherapy as his PSA level was extremely high. Thank you to all of our guests for making this episode so informative and real. Thank you for listening to this episode If you’d like more information about what we do please visit www.cancersupportsuffolk.co.uk or call us on 01473 211 884. We are based in Ipswich, Suffolk. Cancer Support Suffolk is passionate about educating and supporting the people of Suffolk and as a registered charity we rely on donations and fundraising to be able to continue our vital work in the community. This podcast, is the copyright of Cancer Support Suffolk and is produced and managed by Podtalk.co.uk . It is supported by the Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board.…
1 Ep 1: Welcome to the Cancer Support Suffolk Podcast 27:13
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Spill senere Spill senere Lister Lik LiktWelcome to our first Cancer Support Suffolk podcast. In this episode we introduce you to the work of the charity and its relationship with the Cancer Information Centre at Ipswich Hospital. We hear how the charity was formed and how it’s looking to the future. Join us each month as we hear personal stories of how people are dealing with their cancer diagnosis and from experts on the latest treatments. Next month it’s prostate cancer. Thank you for listening to this episode If you’d like more information about what we do please visit www.cancersupportsuffolk.co.uk or call us on 01473 211 884. We are based in Ipswich, Suffolk. Cancer Support Suffolk is passionate about educating and supporting the people of Suffolk and as a registered charity we rely on donations and fundraising to be able to continue our vital work in the community. This podcast, is the copyright of Cancer Support Suffolk and is produced and managed by Podtalk.co.uk . It is supported by the Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board.…
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