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Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support Community

Cancer Support Community

Frankly Speaking about Cancer is a program that inspires, educates, and empowers patients, survivors, and caregivers living with cancer.

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55:36

Special Encore Presentation: Single Fathers Due to...

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2014/10/21

Even with all its rewards and wonderful moments, parenting is a tough job. Raising a family after losing a spouse can make things even more challenging. After coming up empty-handed in their search for resources for fathers who had recently lost their wives to cancer, a team at University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill began their own support group just for these men, called Single Fathers Due to Cancer. Since its inception in the fall of 2010, this program has helped a group of fathers through a

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58:27

Danny Jacobs- The Miracle Man

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2014/10/14

Who can forget the image of boxer Danny Jacobs standing in the ring, hands raised in victory, cheered on by thousands at the Barclays Center having just become the WBA middleweight champion? This alone is not what makes the moment notable. In 2011, Danny was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive bone cancer called osteosarcoma. It caused partial paralysis of his legs and damaged nerves in his spine. Doctors didn’t know if he would ever walk again. Danny is not just a WBA champion, he’s also the

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58:27

Danny Jacobs- The Miracle Man

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2014/10/14

Who can forget the image of boxer Danny Jacobs standing in the ring, hands raised in victory, cheered on by thousands at the Barclays Center having just become the WBA middleweight champion? This alone is not what makes the moment notable. In 2011, Danny was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive bone cancer called osteosarcoma. It caused partial paralysis of his legs and damaged nerves in his spine. Doctors didn’t know if he would ever walk again. Danny is not just a WBA champion, he’s also the

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55:51

Raising Awareness of Metastatic Breast Cancer

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2014/10/07

October, as most people know, is widely recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. People everywhere become extremely active in raising awareness of this disease, which affects about 1 in 8 U.S women and about 1 in 1000 U.S. men every year. However, what a lot of people don’t know is that October 13th is Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day. About 155,000 people are currently estimated to be living with this stage of breast cancer. On this episode we take a closer look at what metastatic breast

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55:51

Raising Awareness of Metastatic Breast Cancer

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2014/10/07

October, as most people know, is widely recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. People everywhere become extremely active in raising awareness of this disease, which affects about 1 in 8 U.S women and about 1 in 1000 U.S. men every year. However, what a lot of people don’t know is that October 13th is Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day. About 155,000 people are currently estimated to be living with this stage of breast cancer. On this episode we take a closer look at what metastatic breast

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56:29

Innovation Happens

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2014/09/30

There are many reasons to be hopeful about future medical treatments for cancer. Joining us for a fascinating and inspiring talk about innovation in medicine are Harvard Freshman, cancer researcher and cancer survivor Elana Simon and former senior FDA official Dr. Jonathan Sackner- Bernstein. They are going to help us understand what it takes to go from an idea to reality.

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56:29

Innovation Happens

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2014/09/30

There are many reasons to be hopeful about future medical treatments for cancer. Joining us for a fascinating and inspiring talk about innovation in medicine are Harvard Freshman, cancer researcher and cancer survivor Elana Simon and former senior FDA official Dr. Jonathan Sackner- Bernstein. They are going to help us understand what it takes to go from an idea to reality.

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56:18

Us TOO: A Look into the Prostate Cancer Support Network

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2014/09/23

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. With one in seven men diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetimes, it is the second most common cancer affecting men in the U.S. This week’s radio show focuses on the unique emotional and social needs of men with prostate cancer, as well as challenges facing men who are seeking this support. Guest host Linda House welcomes Tom Kirk, CEO of Us TOO, a nonprofit focused on support for people impacted by prostate cancer.

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56:18

Us TOO: A Look into the Prostate Cancer Support Network

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2014/09/23

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. With one in seven men diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetimes, it is the second most common cancer affecting men in the U.S. This week’s radio show focuses on the unique emotional and social needs of men with prostate cancer, as well as challenges facing men who are seeking this support. Guest host Linda House welcomes Tom Kirk, CEO of Us TOO, a nonprofit focused on support for people impacted by prostate cancer.

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56:28

Balancing a Career with Cancer

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2014/09/16

When cancer strikes, it can impact every area of your life—your personal life, your family life and even your work life. Balancing your career with your cancer diagnosis can be one of the most complex challenges of the cancer journey, from deciding how to tell your coworkers, to taking time off and balancing the financial impact of cancer. Joining us to help us navigate these challenges are Rebecca Nellis, Vice President of Programs and Strategy for Cancer and Careers, and Monica Bryant, Chief

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56:28

Balancing a Career with Cancer

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2014/09/16

When cancer strikes, it can impact every area of your life—your personal life, your family life and even your work life. Balancing your career with your cancer diagnosis can be one of the most complex challenges of the cancer journey, from deciding how to tell your coworkers, to taking time off and balancing the financial impact of cancer. Joining us to help us navigate these challenges are Rebecca Nellis, Vice President of Programs and Strategy for Cancer and Careers, and Monica Bryant, Chief

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59:37

Shining The Light on MPNs

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2014/09/09

This year, only about 14,500 people in the U.S. will be diagnosed with a myeloproliferative neoplasm, MPN, a rare group of blood cancers. Living with a rare cancer, like an MPN, comes with a unique set of challenges. The diagnosis can be hard to understand, and treatment is often “watch-and-wait” or symptom management only. In honor of Blood Cancer Awareness Month in September and MPN Awareness Day on September 11, join us to shine a light on these rare cancers. Guest host Linda House welcomes back

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59:37

Shining The Light on MPNs

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2014/09/09

This year, only about 14,500 people in the U.S. will be diagnosed with a myeloproliferative neoplasm, MPN, a rare group of blood cancers. Living with a rare cancer, like an MPN, comes with a unique set of challenges. The diagnosis can be hard to understand, and treatment is often “watch-and-wait” or symptom management only. In honor of Blood Cancer Awareness Month in September and MPN Awareness Day on September 11, join us to shine a light on these rare cancers. Guest host Linda House welcomes back

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56:46

Living with a High Risk of Cancer

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2014/09/02

About 10 percent of all incidences of cancer are caused by inherited gene mutations which increase the risk for developing certain types of cancer. People living with these inherited gene changes also have a 50 percent chance of passing the mutation down to their children. For people living with this high risk, it’s important to know the facts, how to manage this risk and what treatment options are available. Joining guest host Linda House to discuss living with the risk of developing hereditary

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56:46

Living with a High Risk of Cancer

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2014/09/02

About 10 percent of all incidences of cancer are caused by inherited gene mutations which increase the risk for developing certain types of cancer. People living with these inherited gene changes also have a 50 percent chance of passing the mutation down to their children. For people living with this high risk, it’s important to know the facts, how to manage this risk and what treatment options are available. Joining guest host Linda House to discuss living with the risk of developing hereditary

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55:26

Life Before Treatment: What is Cancer Prehab?

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2014/08/26

Can you prepare yourself for cancer treatment? Julie Silver, MD, joins guest host Linda House on this episode to explore a new concept called cancer pre-habilitation. Dr. Silver is a founder of the STAR Program (Survivorship Training and Rehabilitation) and an associate professor at Harvard Medical School in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. She is also a breast cancer survivor.

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55:26

Life Before Treatment: What is Cancer Prehab?

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2014/08/26

Can you prepare yourself for cancer treatment? Julie Silver, MD, joins guest host Linda House on this episode to explore a new concept called cancer pre-habilitation. Dr. Silver is a founder of the STAR Program (Survivorship Training and Rehabilitation) and an associate professor at Harvard Medical School in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. She is also a breast cancer survivor.

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58:03

Special Encore Presentation: Life After Cancer:...

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2014/08/19

There is life after cancer. Learn about cancer rehab and how to live a healthy life after treatment is complete. What kind of rehabilitation may be helpful after having cancer? Is it possible to feel like your old self again after treatment? How can you get help for cognitive issues like “chemo brain”? Joining Kim Thiboldeaux to explore the answers to these questions is Jeanne Simard, a registered nurse with a clinical background in cancer rehabilitation and critical care. She is the corporate vice

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58:03

Special Encore Presentation: Life After Cancer:...

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support... ·

2014/08/19

There is life after cancer. Learn about cancer rehab and how to live a healthy life after treatment is complete. What kind of rehabilitation may be helpful after having cancer? Is it possible to feel like your old self again after treatment? How can you get help for cognitive issues like “chemo brain”? Joining Kim Thiboldeaux to explore the answers to these questions is Jeanne Simard, a registered nurse with a clinical background in cancer rehabilitation and critical care. She is the corporate vice

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55:24

Turning Tragedy into Passion

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2014/08/12

Painful experiences can be the impetus for meaningful change. On this show, hear from Regina Holliday, an activist, artist, speaker and author who began an advocacy movement called “The Walking Gallery” after her late husband’s struggle to get appropriate cancer care. You’ll also hear from Eunita Winkey, founder of ATWINDS Foundation, a public school teacher and a member of The Walking Gallery, who became an advocate after medical errors harmed her family.

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