Talk IBC

Terry Arnold
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Talk IBC is where we discuss things related to inflammatory breast cancer, from patient's personal stories to the latest in research. This podcast is sponsored by The IBC Network Foundation.

  1. Discussing Signatura

    2 АПР.

    Discussing Signatura

    In this episode, Terry Lynn Arnold, sits down with both Dr. Wendy Woodworth and Dr. Azadeh Nasrazadani.

    29 мин.
  2. Sarah Norton - Living with Stage IV IBC

    5 ФЕВР.

    Sarah Norton - Living with Stage IV IBC

    Sarah Norton is a 32 year old mother who is living with Stage IV Inflammatory Breast Cancer for almost two years. She will share her journey, including the importance of advocating for proper care, raising young children in treatment, and strategies to balance planning for legacy work while remaining hopeful of maintaining her No Evidence of Disease status for a long time.

    38 мин.

  3. 04.09.2025

    We Have a Code....What's Next?

    In our latest podcast, Terry Arnold sits down with Dr. Wendy Woodward of MD Anderson, and Jennifer Heckert, IBC sister and IBC Network Foundation Board Member, to discuss the newly established medical code for inflammatory breast cancer—what it means for tracking patients, and the critical steps we need to take next.

    35 мин.
  4. Journey of tackling Stage 3b Inflammatory Breast Cancer with a Newborn

    30.07.2025

    Journey of tackling Stage 3b Inflammatory Breast Cancer with a Newborn

    In this powerful episode, Terry Arnold sits down with Ashley Kinni as she shares her deeply personal story of becoming a first-time mom at 32—only to be diagnosed with Stage 3b Inflammatory Breast Cancer just one week later. Ashley opens up about the challenges of navigating new motherhood while undergoing chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, and ongoing post-surgical treatments. Her journey is still unfolding, but her resilience shines through: thankful for yesterday, grateful for today, and hopeful for tomorrow.  Ashley Kinni, is a mother, wife, and pediatric speech language pathologist. A lover of cooking, cycling, and spending time with family.

    53 мин.
  5. Ink, Identity, and IBC: Katy’s Journey Through HER2-Positive Inflammatory Breast Cancer

    08.07.2025

    Ink, Identity, and IBC: Katy’s Journey Through HER2-Positive Inflammatory Breast Cancer

    Katy shared her personal journey with HER2-positive inflammatory breast cancer, including her treatment experiences and decision to pursue a chest tattoo instead of reconstruction. Through a discussion with Terry, they explored the impact of cancer on their identities and the challenges of balancing treatment with maintaining a sense of self. Both women discussed their experiences as cancer survivors and advocates, emphasizing the importance of creativity, self-compassion, and seeking support through resources like the IBC Network Foundation. About Katy: Katy Bowser Hutson is a writer and songwriter in Nashville, TN. She is the author of Now I Lay Me Down to Fight which chronicles her time with inflammatory breast cancer in poetry and essays. She is currently writing about play. Katy is married to Kenny and has a fourteen year old daughter and an eleven year old son.

    41 мин.
  6. Dr. Azadeh Nasrazadani, MD Anderson Department of Breast Medical Oncology,

    26.06.2025

    Dr. Azadeh Nasrazadani, MD Anderson Department of Breast Medical Oncology,

    Dr. Nasrazadani (Dr. Ozy) shared her career journey from biochemistry to clinical oncology at MD Anderson, where she focuses on inflammatory breast cancer research and treatment. Terry and Dr. Ozy discussed the challenges of academic research, including financial struggles and the need to balance clinical obligations with research efforts. They explored the progress and future directions in IBC research, emphasizing the importance of patient involvement in studies and advocacy initiatives, including the MD Anderson Boot Walk.

    35 мин.
  7. Jane Kendrick, Long Term IBC Survivor

    20.06.2025

    Jane Kendrick, Long Term IBC Survivor

    Jane and Terry shared their experiences with inflammatory breast cancer, discussing their diagnoses, treatments, and the support they received during their journeys. They explored the physical and emotional challenges of cancer, including body image issues and the importance of self-advocacy and community support. The conversation also touched on organizations that provide support for breast cancer survivors and the importance of sharing both hopeful and difficult stories to help others in the IBC community.

    42 мин.
  8. Dr. Naoto Ueno of the University of Hawaii

    12.06.2025

    Dr. Naoto Ueno of the University of Hawaii

    Dr. Naoto discusses the challenges related to cancer health disparities and ongoing research into inflammatory breast cancer. The conversation covered funding uncertainties, including potential budget cuts and the changing landscape of biomedical research funding, as well as the importance of storytelling and community engagement in advocating for research. The discussion also touched on the potential of artificial intelligence in medical processes and the critical role of mixed funding sources in advancing academic research.

    41 мин.
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Talk IBC is where we discuss things related to inflammatory breast cancer, from patient's personal stories to the latest in research. This podcast is sponsored by The IBC Network Foundation.

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  • Автор
    Terry Arnold
  • Годы выхода
    2022 - 2026
  • Выпуски
    26
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