Welcome, dear friends, to the community you never knew you needed. Here, it doesn't matter if you or someone you care about is bald, metastatic, infertile, radioactive, wheelchair-bound, missing bits of themselves, or battling chemo brain. There are no judgments here — only friends and peers who understand because they've walked the same path. Come with us now; we have your back if you are still fighting. If you have fought, lend your voice and your strong shoulder. If you are caring for someone with cancer, give us your hand as we travel together. And for those who have walked home already, we remember and reflect in humble gratitude for showing us the way.
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Welcome, dear friends, to the community you never knew you needed. Here, it doesn't matter if you or someone you care about is bald, metastatic, infertile, radioactive, wheelchair-bound, missing bits of themselves, or battling chemo brain. There are no judgments here — only friends and peers who understand because they've walked the same path. Come with us now; we have your back if you are still fighting. If you have fought, lend your voice and your strong shoulder. If you are caring for someone with cancer, give us your hand as we travel together. And for those who have walked home already, we remember and reflect in humble gratitude for showing us the way.
Series 01, EP 01: In Mye Own WordsLISTENER TAKEAWAYThe debut episode of Cancer Conversations with host John Yoder, a cancer survivor himself, offers a deep dive into the resilience of those affected by cancer and the pivotal role of community support. Recorded live from the MYNDDSET Poditorium in Danville, this podcast unveils the raw truths of the cancer journey, providing insights into the challenges, victories, and the irreplaceable value of shared experiences.John candidly shares his own battle with cancer, from diagnosis through treatment, shedding light on the emotional and physical struggles that accompany this journey. His story, alongside discussions on the changing dynamics within relationships affected by cancer, emphasizes the importance of support from loved ones and the larger community. This episode champions open communication and the collective strength found in understanding and empathy.Cancer Conversations encourages active community involvement to uplift cancer survivors and their families. By fostering an inclusive network of support, John's podcast aims to empower listeners, offering hope and solidarity to those navigating cancer. This series promises to continue fostering a sense of belonging and encouragement for anyone touched by cancer, making it a must-listen for survivors, caregivers, and supporters alike.VISIT US ATVenmoFacebookWebsiteTIMESTAMPS0:00 - Introduction and Opening Remarks0:07 - Welcome to the Circle of Hope1:16 - Community Support and Understanding2:03 - John Yoder's Personal Cancer Journey10:02 - The Diagnosis and Treatment14:08 - The Role of Community and Caregivers20:45 - Survivor and Caregiver Insights26:38 - Behavioral Changes Post-Diagnosis31:23 - The Purpose and Vision of Cancer Conversations37:04 - Engaging the Audience and Future Directions45:10 - Acknowledgments and Appreciations48:05 - Dedication to Inspirational Figures49:52 - Ways to Support and Contribute54:45 - Closing Remarks and Invitation for Future EngagementThis episode brought to you by Geisinger Medical Center.
Cancer Conversations
Welcome, dear friends, to the community you never knew you needed. Here, it doesn't matter if you or someone you care about is bald, metastatic, infertile, radioactive, wheelchair-bound, missing bits of themselves, or battling chemo brain. There are no judgments here — only friends and peers who understand because they've walked the same path. Come with us now; we have your back if you are still fighting. If you have fought, lend your voice and your strong shoulder. If you are caring for someone with cancer, give us your hand as we travel together. And for those who have walked home already, we remember and reflect in humble gratitude for showing us the way.
