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Cornwall Cancer Cafe Podcast

Giving you a weekly hug, information and helpful words.


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  • 17. Carly Dainton: Massage therapy for cancer patients

    25:20||Season 1, Ep. 17
    Go to our website for more podcasts and to see a video including Carly. Please follow our Facebook page and share so that others might benefit too. We also have a TikTok profile.www.cancercafe.org

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  • 16. Rob Stott: Testicular cancer & asking for help.

    27:29||Season 1, Ep. 16
    More on www.cancercafe.org - Rob Stott is used to being the person who people came to in the past for help. Then he needed to discover about asking for help himself. Please SHARE on your social media so that others may benefit. Follow us on Facebook
  • 15. Anna Brigo: Nutrition for cancer patients

    29:44||Season 1, Ep. 15
    Annalisa advises patients at The Cove at Treliske Hospital in Truro on nutrition. We talk about the good habits to adopt and the all-important hydration. Find more on our website: www.cancercafe.org - follow us on Facebook too (Cornwall Cancer Cafe Podcast)
  • 14. Leanne Thomas - fundraising for cancer support

    29:47||Season 1, Ep. 14
    We discuss a lot of amazing support on this podcast - however, much of it needs some finance behind it. We talk to Leanne about fundraising for MacMillan and how that offers support to people with a diagnosis. More on www.cancercafe.orgFollow us on Facebook
  • 13. Sarah Emerson: Look Good Feel Better

    29:48||Season 1, Ep. 13
    Look Good, Feel Better is an organisation which runs courses out of the Cove and around the country to help ladies and gents look good and feel better despite cancer treatment. More podcasts and information available on www.cancercafe.orgFollow us on Facebook
  • 12. Emma & Matthi - Hospital discharge

    28:51||Season 1, Ep. 12
    Emma & Matthi discuss a range of issues this week, including; getting a disabled access card and things to bare in mind when being discharged from hospital. More podcasts available along with signposting to professional help on www.cancercafe.orgFollow us on Facebook
  • 11. Mick Howell: How support groups make a difference

    29:50||Season 1, Ep. 11
    Mick was a fireman and described himself as 'rufty tufty' - he was diagnosed with Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma - and now heads up the group supporting patients in Cornwall - and further afield. More stories on www.cancercafepodcast.orgFollow us on Facebook