Pop To The Loo

Cass and Sarah
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Pop To The Loo Podcast

Best friends Cass and Sarah share their hilarious, embarrassing, heartbreaking and inspiring stories of living life with IBD. Incredibly stubborn and overly ambitious, both women refuse to let their diseases define or dictate their lives. Relatable for anyone with an autoimmune disease or those who have someone in their life that’s been diagnosed with one.

  1. 05/19/2022

    “I need to get some new friends!” Cass and Sarah discuss Crohn’s and Ulcerative Colitis and the biggest misconceptions that come with an IBD diagnosis..

    Join us in celebrating world IBD day by discussing all things Crohn’s and Ulcerative Colitis related. In this episode we discuss the biggest misconceptions that come with an IBD diagnosis. We hopefully aim to reassure you with any anxieties you may have around these common misconceptions. We are over the moon to say that in the last week @bowelbabe has received a much deserved Damehood recognising her incredible work involving the raising of awareness and education surrounding bowel cancer. At the time of this recording, the phenomenal Dame Deborah James has raised over £6 million for Cancer Research UK through her Bowelbabe Fund. Donations can be made to the Bowelbabe Fund @bowelbabefund through www.bowelbabe.org/, Grab a cuppa and enjoy our last episode of season 2! We'll be back in October with season 3. Love Cass & Sarah xx

    37 min

  2. 05/12/2022

    “Congratulations to the Wisharts!” – A cuppa with Cass and Sarah discussing the wedding of the century! And some IBD topics… obviously.

    Join us in having a cuppa to discuss the last couple of months. Cass has had a busy month involving a stag doo, hen doo, trip to Ibiza and two weddings! She discusses trying to stick to a routine of some sort in between the mayhem of her amazing friend’s events. Sarah discusses getting used to being back in the office environment and starting her latest corporate role. We discuss the tweaks and adaptations we personally implement that support us in attending social events and approaching work as confidently as possible with our IBD’s. Love C&S xx

    30 min

  3. 05/05/2022

    “Why do you think I am so good at staying in contact with people?! I am always sat on the loo!” - Martha’s take on her best friend Cass’s Crohn’s Disease

    Join Sarah, Cass and one of Cass' best friends, Martha, while they sip negronis in Ibiza and discuss a few things IBD related. Check out this episode for more insight into Cass, all things Crohn’s Disease related and things completely unrelated to her Crohn’s ! Be sure to connect with us on Instagram and join our IBD community! - @poptotheloopodcast

    42 min

  4. 04/28/2022

    "More Than Meets The Eye" - Cass and Sarah sit down with Liam Robertson to discuss his Ulcerative Colitis journey.

    Join us in speaking with the incredible Liam about his journey with Ulcerative Colitis. Liam was absolutely amazing to speak with and was open to discuss all aspects of his IBD. He discussed his diagnosis journey, medication, fitness, experiences with clinicians, managing his career whilst being chronically unwell and shares some hilarious stories. We hope you enjoy this episode and find Liam’s charisma and personality as infectious as we did. Be sure to checkout Liam’s book “More Than Meets The Eye - LIving with Ulcerative Colitis”. It can be purchased on Amazon and is an excellent read for anyone wishing to understand more about IBD. All proceeds go to Crohn’s and Colitis UK. We both absolutely loved the book whereby Liam provides an insightful, raw and humorous view on personally living with Ulcerative Colitis. We are over the moon to hear that he is currently writing his second book. Watch this space! Liam can be followed on Instagram on @livingwithulcerativecolitis

    1h 3m

  5. 04/21/2022

    Introducing Dr. Harry J Thomas to Pop To The Loo ! Join Cass and Sarah in an insightful discussion with Dr. Thomas, an incredible Gastroenterologist who devotes his work to the IBD community.

    Join us in talking to the incredible Harry J Thomas, M.D. a gastroenterologist currently based in Austin, Texas. We sat down with Dr. Thomas and discussed everything IBD related including treatment plans, COVID-19, accessibility of treatment, advice around attending appointments with clinicians, and the current research and development within the IBD world. He is an extremely forward thinking and open-minded clinician, who is incredibly warm, compassionate and empathetic. We absolutely loved speaking with Dr Thomas and really hope you enjoy this episode. Dr. Thomas received his bachelor's degree in natural sciences from the University of Cambridge, a medical degree from the University of Oxford and his masters degree in public health from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. Dr Thomas After serving as a house officer in the U.K. National Health Service, he completed his internship and residency in medicine and fellowship in gastroenterology at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, both in Boston. He moved to Austin in 2014 and practiced at Baylor Scott & White where he was an assistant professor of medicine at Texas A&M prior to joining Austin Gastroenterology. His clinical interests are inflammatory bowel diseases and he has served as Site Principal Investigator for multiple phase I-IV clinical trials in Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. Dr. Thomas serves on the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation Austin Leadership Board and is Chair of the Austin Mission Committee. In addition, he serves on the Board of Directors of People’s Community Clinic, a federally qualified health center in Austin.

    41 min

  6. 04/14/2022

    “It should look smooth like a snake!” Darcie’s incredible advice on maintaining health through nutrition, fitness and wellbeing.

    Join us talking to Darcie, a registered holistic nutritionist, in concentrating on health, fitness and wellbeing. Darcie concentrates on how she supports her clients with brain fog, energy, digestion, caffeine addiction, bloating and fatigue. Darcie is an incredible woman who had ovarian cancer, changed her career from a biologist to a nutritionist, had her beautiful daughter Rosie and maintains a productive and healthy lifestyle in Canada. Follow Darcie @your_pathway_to_happiness on Instagram for recipes, fitness regimes and really cute pictures of her daughter Rose! And be sure to connect with us on instagram at @poptotheloopodcast

    53 min

  7. 03/31/2022

    “But you seem fine...” - Phoebe's current diagnosis journey.

    Join us in interviewing the incredible Phoebe, who brought the most amazing energy and passion to this episode. Phoebe is currently within the frustrating stage of getting diagnosed, experiencing a number of painful, infuriating and challenging symptoms. She opens up, with no area untouched, about her current physical and psychological health and symptoms she is experiencing. Phoebe’s transparency around her health and wellbeing, alongside her outlook in general, will ensure you fall in love with her as much as we have. She is incredibly charismatic and shares her life in depth discussing her most recent change in career, going back to studying, traveling Europe and going through a challenging break up. Phoebe provides an insight into how she manages her symptoms, enforces self-care, encourages everyone to move out of their comfort zone, feeling confident in saying no, having self-awareness, reflecting, and focusing on a calm life. This is not an episode to miss, especially should you be experiencing symptoms and have yet to be diagnosed. You can connect with Phoebe on her instagram account @plundqvistr Be sure to connect with us on instagram @poptotheloopodcast

    58 min

  8. 03/24/2022

    What I lack in tit, I make up for with wit! - Sophie’s journey with Lyme Disease

    Join us in interviewing the incredible Sophie who was diagnosed with Lyme Disease. Sophie explains the challenging 9 year diagnosis period which resulted in a series of events which she will never forget. Sophie was previously an Olympic youth swimmer and was training for the London 2012 Olympics. She had a dramatic change to her life following on from her diagnosis, having to stop competing and focusing on her physical and psychological health. Sophie has continued to support others with their illnesses, by providing a platform on social media in discussing illness openly and admirably, writes an inspiring blog, has her own podcast “Chronic but iconic” and has written three books. Sophie’s selfless acts encompass her day to day life and we absolutely loved interviewing her. Find Sophie on Instagram @sophiewardy Join our Instagram community @poptotheloopodcast

    1h 8m
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Best friends Cass and Sarah share their hilarious, embarrassing, heartbreaking and inspiring stories of living life with IBD. Incredibly stubborn and overly ambitious, both women refuse to let their diseases define or dictate their lives. Relatable for anyone with an autoimmune disease or those who have someone in their life that’s been diagnosed with one.

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  • Creator
    Cass and Sarah
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2022
  • Episodes
    26
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Pop To The Loo 2021
  • Show Website
    Pop To The Loo

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