So Now I’ve Got Breast Cancer

Fab episode (& Podcast.) Demystified, rationalised, informed and debunked. For this “far-too-old-to-STILL-be-controlling-with-food” 63 yr old, who thought she was well (!🤦🏻‍♀️Her2neg; Oestrogen+ Breast cancer last Summer - sorted) with no bloody idea what to do next re: food & staying well, THANK YOU 🙏🏻

Just listened to this getting ready at my dressing table. Amy is a wise soul and her approach to her journey was filled with all the same shock, horror and disbelief we all had. My diagnosis in 2021 was filled with my own unique curveballs due to other health problems. I cut my hair off for charity and unlike Amy initially I was filled with bravado thinking I was helping others. Then the clumps on the pillow, in the shower and on the carpet hit me like a ton of bricks and I was devastated and went into hibernation. How Amy approached it was just wonderful at the most awful time. Thank you Amy for showing us how to do it well. Listening to you and Liz talk was very comforting and i know that so many will be helped by listening. Even if they are at the other end of their journey. Simply because you focussed not on the cause, or what to do to prevent it etc but on something that is so important and in need of a major overhaul in care - the emotional & mental health effects throughout and afterwards caused by the huge physical changes. You're two amazing ladies and I'm so thrilled you have done this fabulous podcast. Thank you both x

I’ve finished active treatment for TNBC and these Podcasts are helping me so much for processing everything I’ve been through. Thank you so much! I’d definitely recommend for anyone newly diagnosed, going through treatment, finished treatment or if your loved one is going through any of these experiences 💕

Only a couple days after my diagnosis I found this podcast and it is my first breast cancer resource and then I got Liz’s book the complete guide which I learned so much from. I just had my op and I’ll have chemo next. This podcast has helped and prepared and guided me so much mentally with knowledge and experiences. Thank you for doing something so valuable!