6 episodes
Cancer: Real and Raw Help Harry Help Others
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- Health & Fitness
1 in 2 people will develop cancer in their lifetime.
Everybody's cancer journey is different and there's no right or wrong way to feel about what you're going through.
This series of podcasts is an insight into the thoughts and feelings of cancer patients and those closest to them. There's real stories and raw emotion in each episode, which means that sometimes it's very difficult to listen to. The aim is to show that you're not alone in how you feel, and that there's help and support available every step of the way.
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Loss
In this podcast we listen in to a group talking about physically loss, such as to the loss of mobility or a breast; and loss at a psychological level, such as loss of dignity or the 'real you'.
There’s honest thoughts and feelings. The group tells it like it is. Sometimes it’s difficult to hear, and the emotion is intense.
It’s cancer – real and raw.
Help Harry Help Others can offer practical and emotional support for anyone directly or indirectly affected by cancer.
Find out about us and how we could help you today at our website hhho.org.uk, or call 0121 783 5407. -
What Not to Say
In this podcast we listen in to a group tell us their experience of unhelpful, inappropriate and unkind things people have said to them.
It’s not always on purpose or done with malice, but this session is an insight into how unthoughtful use of language effects people.
There’s honest thoughts and feelings. The group tells it like it is.
It’s cancer – real and raw.
Help Harry Help Others can offer practical and emotional support for anyone directly or indirectly affected by cancer.
Find out about us and how we could help you today at our website hhho.org.uk, or call 0121 783 5407. -
Living on the Outside of Cancer
Often, the feelings and emotions of those caring for a cancer patient can be overlooked.
In this podcast we listen in to a group of carers discuss living with the uncertainty of cancer, feeling helpless and how their relationships have changed.
There’s honest thoughts and feelings. The group tells it like it is.
It’s cancer – real and raw.
Help Harry Help Others can offer practical and emotional support for anyone directly or indirectly affected by cancer.
Find out about us and how we could help you today at our website hhho.org.uk, or call 0121 783 5407. -
Living with the Timebomb
In this podcast we listen in to a group of carers of children and adults, discuss the uncertainty of living with cancer.
Those caring for a cancer patient also live with the uncertainty of the disease. While they don't have the physical symptoms, the situation can cause psychological pressure.
There’s honest thoughts and feelings. The group tells it like it is.
It’s cancer – real and raw.
Help Harry Help Others can offer practical and emotional support for anyone directly or indirectly affected by cancer.
Find out about us and how we could help you today at our website hhho.org.uk, or call 0121 783 5407. -
The Timebomb
In this podcast we listen in to a group of men talk about how they’ve lived with the uncertainty of cancer.
They talk about acceptance of their situation, thoughts of defeatism, survivors guilt and what keeps them feeling positive.
There’s honest thoughts and feelings. The group tells it like it is.
It’s cancer – real and raw.
Help Harry Help Others can offer practical and emotional support for anyone directly or indirectly affected by cancer.
Find out about us and how we could help you today at our website hhho.org.uk, or call 0121 783 5407. -
Getting the News
In this podcast we listen in to a group women tell us their experience of hearing their cancer diagnosis.
From shock to acceptance, and the consequences of the reality of the disease.
There’s honest thoughts and feelings. The group tells it like it is.
It’s cancer – real and raw.
Help Harry Help Others can offer practical and emotional support for anyone directly or indirectly affected by cancer.
Find out about us and how we could help you today at our website hhho.org.uk, or call 0121 783 5407.