Jon is a beacon of inspiration and he tells the story of his jounrey with Laryngeal cancer and his subsequent laryngectomy with such vigour.

I personally learned a lot from Jon in this interview and have become we have become good friends since getting to know each other. His zest for life is quite addictive and the sheer amount of work he does in the cancer world is on another level.

Thank you so much Jon @lifeafterlary

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A timely interview - published in Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Debbie is living with secondary breast cancer - never having had a primary breast cancer diagnosis. It is extremely rare but it happens.

This is a phenomenal interview where Debbie speaks so candidly about living with cancer and shares her story about dealing with her young son beating Leukemia - TWICE!!

I am so grateful to have Debbie as my mentor.

Debbie is so pragmatic and philosphical. It was a real pleasure to interview her. An inspiration to all women and anyone suffering their own cancer journey.

Thank you Debbie.

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This is a crucial interview to have carried out with Emma. With survivorship from cancer diagnoses being so high now - over 75%, people are living a lot longer and therefore living with the side effects or late effects of various surgeries and treatments used to beat the cancer itself.

Emma's dedication to helping people who are sufferinjg is so apparent in this interview and her understanding and awareness of what survivors go through, lead to a quite unbelievable campaign to source funds, staff and more from the NHS and charity systems, resulting in the first 'late effects clinic' being set up in the UK.

Emma's amazing work has lead to there now being over 25 late effects clinics across the UK.

Thank you Emma.

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