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Podcast ideas for people diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer

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Riki_BCNA
Riki_BCNA Staff Posts: 323

Hi everyone, BCNA is developing some podcasts for people
with metastatic breast cancer and would welcome your input. 

The first podcast
is titled ‘Metastatic breast cancer-what now?’

What questions would you have liked to have asked about your
treatment and its implications on hindsight?  What information would have
helped you prepare for what lies ahead? Would more information about how
treatment decisions are made have been helpful, managing changes in treatment? 

 The second podcast is titled“Living with metastatic breast cancer”

 What
information would have been helpful for you to cope with the ongoing demands of
treatment and the impact on your day-to-day life? What needs did you feel could
have been addressed better? E.g. advice re work, managing finances due to
ongoing costs of treatment, relationships, wellbeing etc

Look forward to your thoughts. Many thanks for your help with this. Riki

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  • Bagnara
    Bagnara Member Posts: 36
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    I would have like  liked information about  any  supports  available incuding BCNA . 

  • Daisybelle
    Daisybelle Member Posts: 3
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    Hello Riki, there is a great podcast that comes out of the BBC UK called 'You, Me and the Big C' - they cover a whole range of topics that could be included.  It's worth checking out.
  • pacwood
    pacwood Member Posts: 105
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    I would love to hear about how to negotiate the patient to specialist talks. Especially when things are not going to plan and there is alot of uncertainty on your life.
  • Silba
    Silba Member Posts: 115
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    Hello

    I would like  to hear more about the after"  active treatment " steps.
    How to get back to work , finances current and ongoing , dealing with superannuation insurances would be good.
    Expectations from  specialist team, family , yourself.

  • Kari_2015
    Kari_2015 Member Posts: 107
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    Knowing that once the chemo and radiation is over is only the beginning.  Dealing with ongoing treatment with the everlasting effects of chemo/radiation while juggling life and work is a real challenge.
  • Riki_BCNA
    Riki_BCNA Staff Posts: 323
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    Thank you everyone for your contributions. Much appreciated.
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