The Virtual Coffee Podcast
You recognise parts of yourself in every woman’s story.
This is a space where women share their experiences around cancer with open hearts, without filters and without masks.
This is where the unspoken is given a voice. Where emotions find words. Where women find each other.
The channel is called The Invisible Truths About Cancer.
Listen to all episodes here:
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Podcast Disclaimer
The Soul Anatomy Podcast explores a wide range of topics, perspectives, and treatment experiences related to cancer and healing. These conversations are intended to share lived experiences, expert insights, and real-world journeys, offering listeners a broader understanding of what individuals may encounter.
The views, opinions, and information shared by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Soul Anatomy Group.
This podcast is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations. All content is for informational and educational purposes only.
Listeners are strongly encouraged to consult with their own qualified healthcare providers regarding any medical decisions, treatments, or changes to their care.
In this episode, we speak with Dr Rebecca Knackstedt, a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon, about what women need to understand before choosing implants, flap reconstruction, going flat, nipple-sparing surgery, or delayed reconstruction. The episode is titled “Breast Reconstruction Explained, Implants vs Flap vs Going Flat”
This conversation is not from the patient,
but from the daughter who stood beside her.
What it feels like to watch your mother go through cancer,
and carry what you don’t say out loud.
A conversation between sisters
Unfiltered real and deeply human
In this episode we talk about what it actually feels like to navigate a cancer journey beyond the diagnosis and beyond the medical language
In this conversation, I sit down with Mignon van der Merwe, author of When Cancer Became my Unwelcome Guest, to explore what it really looks like to care for someone with terminal cancer
I sit down with Sherri Green who have been assisting individuals on their journey of health and wholeness for over 40 years. We discuss life, healing and loss.
Here is the link to Sherri’s website: https://www.regenerativehealing.ca/
Meet Stacy Robert Davis, a food-loving, culinary-trained, registered dietitian,
cancer caregiver, wife and mom, Stacey has over 18 years of experience as a registered dietitian with the foundation of Nutrition from the University of Delaware.
https://flavorfulnutrition.com/
Ons gesêls met Liza du Toit, kanker vegter, besigheids vrou en ma.
Liza maak ongelooflike mooi items en jy sal uitmis as jy nie die skakel volg om te loer wat sy als doen nie.
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Ons gesêls met Mignon van der Merwe, versorger van haar man Gerrie gedurende sy terminale kanker.
In hierdie episode gesels ons met Annelize Venter, stigter van Grace Upon Grace, oor haar pad deur kanker, moederskap, herstel en geloof.
Kyk gerus na haar slaapklere reeks
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