Episode 8 - Kel Lambert

Episode 11 - Jess Leslie

Jess is an amazing woman, who dealt with her diagnosis of Breast Cancer by taking every day as it comes. Jess talks about being diagnosed with Breast Cancer aged 28. We talk treatment, and the differences between information available for people of Jess's age group! Jess gives Hayley food for thought around the phrase "new normal" - which leads to a conversation about rebuilding, refocussing and having positive and fresh opportunities. There's also a change in intro to support Amelia, a young lady, who is 12 years old. Amelia's mum passed away 2 years ago after a 9 1/2 year diagnosis of Breast cancer. in her Mum's legacy, Amelia is having 12 inches of her beautiful hair chopped, and she is donating it to Little Princess Trust! The link is below to donate to Amelia's "big chop" https://gofund.me/1de96d9d [https://gofund.me/1de96d9d]

Episode 10 - Kat Griffiths

It's great to be back in the podcast seat! It's been a while, so I'm delighted to have been joined by someone who I've been desperate to speak to for so long. Kat and I talk about a diagnosis of Triple negative breast cancer, treatment and we touch slightly on fertility! A subject that both Kat and I feel strongly about. Kat is a great guest, brings lots of hints and tips to those going through treatment. A pleasure to sit down with and add into this library of experiences

Mammogram myths with Caroline

This week's episode is slightly different, in that Hayley sits down with Caroline, a Mammographer! Caroline gives insight and statistics into what a Mammogram is and very importantly, what to expect in your appointment! You will be staggered with the statistics of people not attending their Mammograms. The stigma needs to be removed and we need to talk about the benefits of attending, instead of a few minutes of discomfort! Take a listen, and let us know what you learn!

Episode 8 - Kel Lambert

This week Hayley sits down to talk with Kel Lambert. Kel talks about the inconvenience of a cancer diagnosis, specifically when relating to her normal life with 2 autistic children to think about. Hayley has known Kel for several years, so this sounds like a chat between friends! A little bit of dark humour, but also an honest reflection of Kel's cancer diagnosis. Kel also offers some tips on managing the side effects of Chemotherapy! This one has laughter and realness sprinkled all the way through! To find Kel on Instagram - @oneboobrunner For the Podcast - @the_angryboob_series

Episode 7 - Alicja Bunio

"Trust your body, believe in Hope, Leave room for Miracles" - Kris Hallenga 1985 - 2024. Before writing too much on the write up, Alicja had a few extra thank you's to share with everyone: "I will always be grateful to all the wonderful people who carried me through this journey. From friends and family, my medical team to complete strangers and the online Breast Cancer community. Too many names to mention, but I would like to take this opportunity to dedicate this podcast to my husband and children, my parents-in-law and my dear friend Vero, for their love and support. Thank you so much" To follow Alicja on Instagram: @alicjaalicja To follow The Podcast on Instagram: @the_angryboob_series