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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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The Broadway Lullaby Project

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2014/02/18

The Broadway Lullaby Project is a collection of original lullabies and illustrations featuring music by some of Broadway's biggest stars and brightest composers with illustrations by acclaimed children's artists and Broadway set designers. All proceeds from this unique project raise money for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and the Young Survival Coalition. Joining Kim Thiboldeaux to talk about the project are its co-creator and executive producer Jodi Gluckman and lyricist and composer

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58:33

Cancer Treatments and Side Effects

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2014/02/11

Coping with a cancer diagnosis and undergoing treatment can be challenging for anyone. Facing unwanted and unexpected side effects of that treatment can cause even more disruption. Fortunately, there are ways to be prepared for and to manage both the physical and emotional effects of treatment. Today’s show will address treatment options, common side effects and how to cope with them. Tune in to learn strategies to improve both your emotional and physical well being.

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58:33

Cancer Treatments and Side Effects

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2014/02/11

Coping with a cancer diagnosis and undergoing treatment can be challenging for anyone. Facing unwanted and unexpected side effects of that treatment can cause even more disruption. Fortunately, there are ways to be prepared for and to manage both the physical and emotional effects of treatment. Today’s show will address treatment options, common side effects and how to cope with them. Tune in to learn strategies to improve both your emotional and physical well being.

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56:39

Making an Impact through Modern Media

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2014/02/04

Suleika Jaouad, Emmy-award winning New York Times columnist, and Seamus McKiernan, Deputy Blog Editor at The Huffington Post, join host Kim Thiboldeaux today to take a look at the power of writing and how the internet has created community where before there was isolation. This modern media power couple is having a real impact on the lives of young adults facing cancer and, increasingly, young people with a variety of chronic medical conditions who are able to relate to the cancer experience.

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56:39

Making an Impact through Modern Media

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2014/02/04

Suleika Jaouad, Emmy-award winning New York Times columnist, and Seamus McKiernan, Deputy Blog Editor at The Huffington Post, join host Kim Thiboldeaux today to take a look at the power of writing and how the internet has created community where before there was isolation. This modern media power couple is having a real impact on the lives of young adults facing cancer and, increasingly, young people with a variety of chronic medical conditions who are able to relate to the cancer experience.

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56:12

Patient Navigation in the Cancer Experience

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2014/01/21

What is patient navigation? Cancer Support Community guest host Linda House discusses this topic with Lillie Shockney, a registered nurse and an expert on patient navigation during the cancer experience. Lillie has been the administrative director of the Johns Hopkins Breast Center since 1997. A two-time breast cancer survivor, published author and nationally recognized speaker on the subject of breast cancer, Lillie has worked tirelessly to improve the care of breast cancer patients around the

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56:12

Patient Navigation in the Cancer Experience

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2014/01/21

What is patient navigation? Cancer Support Community guest host Linda House discusses this topic with Lillie Shockney, a registered nurse and an expert on patient navigation during the cancer experience. Lillie has been the administrative director of the Johns Hopkins Breast Center since 1997. A two-time breast cancer survivor, published author and nationally recognized speaker on the subject of breast cancer, Lillie has worked tirelessly to improve the care of breast cancer patients around the

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55:39

Improving mental wellness for caregivers

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2014/01/14

Mental wellness is defined as a state of emotional and psychological well-being in which an individual is able to use his or her cognitive and emotional capabilities and meet the ordinary demands of everyday life. Unfortunately, caring for someone you love when they have cancer is no ordinary demand, but it can become a part of your everyday life. In honor of National Mental Wellness Month this January, we want to focus on improving the state of mental wellness in an often overlooked group of people

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55:39

Improving mental wellness for caregivers

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2014/01/14

Mental wellness is defined as a state of emotional and psychological well-being in which an individual is able to use his or her cognitive and emotional capabilities and meet the ordinary demands of everyday life. Unfortunately, caring for someone you love when they have cancer is no ordinary demand, but it can become a part of your everyday life. In honor of National Mental Wellness Month this January, we want to focus on improving the state of mental wellness in an often overlooked group of people

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57:00

Special Encore Presentation: Coping with Cancer...

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2013/12/24

With the holiday season in full swing, on today's episode, the Cancer Support Community addresses the impact of the holidays on cancer patients and their families and addresses ways to cope during this time of year. Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by Erica Proctor, a brain cancer survivor, and Charli Prather-Levinson, a licensed clinical and oncology social worker and Program Director of Cancer Support Community of Greater St. Louis. Tune in to find out how to cope effectively with the holidays.

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57:00

Special Encore Presentation: Coping with Cancer...

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

2013/12/24

With the holiday season in full swing, on today's episode, the Cancer Support Community addresses the impact of the holidays on cancer patients and their families and addresses ways to cope during this time of year. Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by Erica Proctor, a brain cancer survivor, and Charli Prather-Levinson, a licensed clinical and oncology social worker and Program Director of Cancer Support Community of Greater St. Louis. Tune in to find out how to cope effectively with the holidays.

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56:16

The Changing Definition of Cancer

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2013/12/10

Few things are more frightening than hearing a doctor say, “You have cancer.” However fewer patients may begin hearing those three shocking words. On today’s show Dr. Otis Brawley, Chief Medical Officer of the American Cancer Society and professor of hematology, oncology, medicine and epidemiology at Emory University, will discuss a proposed change to the definition of cancer as we know it today. This change could eliminate the word “cancer” from several commonly diagnosed conditions.

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56:16

The Changing Definition of Cancer

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

2013/12/10

Few things are more frightening than hearing a doctor say, “You have cancer.” However fewer patients may begin hearing those three shocking words. On today’s show Dr. Otis Brawley, Chief Medical Officer of the American Cancer Society and professor of hematology, oncology, medicine and epidemiology at Emory University, will discuss a proposed change to the definition of cancer as we know it today. This change could eliminate the word “cancer” from several commonly diagnosed conditions.

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60:14

The Affordable Care Act

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2013/11/26

With the opening of the health insurance marketplaces in October, the implementation of the Affordable Care Act is well underway. If you are living with cancer, what do these new insurance options mean for you? Join guest host Linda House, Executive Vice President of External Affairs at the Cancer Support Community, as she welcomes two experts who explain what you need to know about the ACA—Michelle Johnston-Fleece, Director of State Initiatives at the Cancer Support Community; and Matt Farber,

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60:14

The Affordable Care Act

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2013/11/26

With the opening of the health insurance marketplaces in October, the implementation of the Affordable Care Act is well underway. If you are living with cancer, what do these new insurance options mean for you? Join guest host Linda House, Executive Vice President of External Affairs at the Cancer Support Community, as she welcomes two experts who explain what you need to know about the ACA—Michelle Johnston-Fleece, Director of State Initiatives at the Cancer Support Community; and Matt Farber,

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56:13

Finding Silver Linings in Cancer

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2013/11/19

Finding the silver linings while living with cancer can be difficult, but having a positive attitude can make all the difference. On today’s show, Kim Thiboldeaux talks to Hollye Jacobs, breast cancer survivor and author of The Silver Pen blog and the book The Silver Lining: A Supportive and Insightful Guide to Breast Cancer. Hollye, a pediatric and adult palliative care nurse and social worker, brings a unique perspective to her blog, which intimately details her experience with breast cancer, as

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56:13

Finding Silver Linings in Cancer

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

2013/11/19

Finding the silver linings while living with cancer can be difficult, but having a positive attitude can make all the difference. On today’s show, Kim Thiboldeaux talks to Hollye Jacobs, breast cancer survivor and author of The Silver Pen blog and the book The Silver Lining: A Supportive and Insightful Guide to Breast Cancer. Hollye, a pediatric and adult palliative care nurse and social worker, brings a unique perspective to her blog, which intimately details her experience with breast cancer, as

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54:36

Giving Comfort

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2013/11/12

Cancer is tough. Basic comforts make a world of difference. On today’s show, guest host Linda House of the Cancer Support Community and special guest Carrie Varoquiers from the McKesson Foundation are talking about McKesson’s Giving Comfort program, a unique initiative that provides care packages to low-income cancer patients. These packages include high-quality comfort items that are most needed and requested by patients undergoing treatment: a soft blanket, warm socks, soothing tea, moisturizer,

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54:36

Giving Comfort

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

2013/11/12

Cancer is tough. Basic comforts make a world of difference. On today’s show, guest host Linda House of the Cancer Support Community and special guest Carrie Varoquiers from the McKesson Foundation are talking about McKesson’s Giving Comfort program, a unique initiative that provides care packages to low-income cancer patients. These packages include high-quality comfort items that are most needed and requested by patients undergoing treatment: a soft blanket, warm socks, soothing tea, moisturizer,

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56:46

Lung Cancer Awareness

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2013/11/05

November is lung cancer awareness month. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the U.S., due in part to the fact that so few cases are diagnosed at an early stage when cancer is most curable. Today we’re hoping to shed light on a type of cancer that carries a stigma—even though 80% of people diagnosed with lung cancer are former or never-smokers. Joining us for the show is Amy Copeland, the Associate Director of Medical Outreach at Lung Cancer Alliance (LCA), and Jenny White, a lung

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