S2:E2 - Breaking News

03/23/22 • 43 min

So, you just found out that you have cancer, but you don't now much more than that. What do you do with that beachball of information you are trying to hold underwater? How do you break the news to your family, friends, the rest of the world? Spoiler alert, you do it any way you want to, but do it deliberately because the narrative is just about the only thing you have any control over with this disease.
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S2:E1 - Reunited At Last!

What is up! Yeah it has been a while but WE ARE BACK! Season 2 starts now, slightly shorter episodes more often is the name of the game moving forward. In today's episode we talk a bit about all the stuff that didn't get us while we were gone, some great experiences we have both had in this time we were gone, and get into... well, just listen. We also laugh. Like, a lot. Hopefully you will as much as we did right along with us!
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S2:E3 - Mental Health

Getting diagnosed with cancer has a profound effect on your mental health, and that part of treatment does not seem to have the same emphasis as the physical side of the equation. That makes sense, you have to stay alive to work on your mental health, but like most things the mental/physical health equation isn't an either/or but a both/and.
Please remember that we are NOT in any way, shape or form medical professionals, and this is really just our experiences and observations. We make no claims that how we have handled our mental health is even good way to do it, this is just the way we did. If you feel like you do need to talk to someone we cannot stress enough how important it is to speak to your doctor or mental health professional!

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