55 episodes
The Pink Ribbon Roller Coaster Project31
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- Health & Fitness
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5.0 • 9 Ratings
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Hear stories and real-life talk from breast cancer survivors and the people who love breast cancer survivors. Get tips, hear from pros, laugh, relate, and just share a seat with a sister who gets it on this crazy ride called breast cancer and life beyond it.
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Breast Cancer and Dental Health
If you experienced dental issues during or after breast cancer treatment, or are just starting down the road to treatment and would like to educate yourself about potential problems, this is for you. We talk with dental professional Kaylee about how she treats patients who have experienced breast cancer treatment and some of the things you should know.
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HER2-Positive Breast Cancer: What Does It Mean?
You may have heard the term "HER2-Positive" in your own diagnosis or a family members'. But what does it mean in terms you can actually understand? Project31 breast nurse navigator Jennifer Harrod explains.
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Modifiable & Non-Modifiable Breast Cancer Risks
Project31 Breast Nurse Navigator Jennifer Harrod talks with co-host Jane Wilson about which risks are modifiable and which are not. Tune in for some great information and tips on what you can do and what you should be thinking about. To see the original video, visit the Project31 YouTube channel.
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Talking To Your Kids About A Cancer Diagnosis
So you've been diagnosed with breast cancer. Now how do you talk to your kids about it? Hosts Jane and Jennifer share a little about their experiences and offer some tips for others facing what can be a very difficult conversation. Breast cancer or any kind of cancer ... it helps to be prepared.
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The Importance of Screening & Early Detection
We all know we should be diligent about screenings and prevention, but are there other things you should be thinking about? Breast nurse navigator Jennifer talks with host Jane about some important tips and facts that all women, high-risk or not, should know.
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Dealing With Fear Of Recurrence
No doubt about it. It's a real fear and "scan-xiety" is no joke. So how do you move forward without letting every routine doctor visit and every yearly check-up send you into panic mode? Let's talk about it.
Customer Reviews
Excellent Resource for BC Patients & Survivirs
This is a wonderful resource for BC patients and survivors. I’m grateful to the ladies who provide this helpful info and service. I do, however, want to suggest that they do a follow-up episode with Dr. Nicole Sharp Cottrell (she’s amazing!) to focus on the actual mastectomy surgery and have her explain what is surgically done to the tissues and nerves and how that can physically affect a woman post-surgery and throughout the rest of her life. I was disappointed that the interview did not go into this detail. Many of us have suffered tremendous damage to underlying tissue, had significant scar tissue build-up—and most of all—endured terrific, permanent pain from nerve damage. For me, this pain consists of deep, intense aching and/or burning that reaches from armpit to armpit, down into the underside of the upper arms, and often radiating into the upper back. Oftentimes it feels like a rubber band is wrapped around my chest. This burning gets so intense that sometimes my CNS kicks in and the burning will radiate up into my neck and even face! I’m 11 yrs post-bilateral mastectomy, yet this pain feels as though I had my surgery very recently. I and others want to know and understand what was done—or could possibly happen—during surgery to cause such pain, and what type of specific PT Dr. Cottrell recommends to her patients to help reduce such pain.