Sick of Being Sick explores the highs and lows of a life marred by cancer, sharing the unique perspectives of young adults battling this disease through candid conversations and vulnerable personal stories. Hosted by Rocio Galan, a current cancer patient battling IV grade brain cancer, Sick of Being Sick dives into topics such as staying confident with your body during treatment or after surgery, the feeling of grief, finding work while on treatment, and more. We may not know where this journey takes us, but we'd love for you to join us along the way. Join our fight, subscribe, or follow to listen.
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Sick of Being Sick explores the highs and lows of a life marred by cancer, sharing the unique perspectives of young adults battling this disease through candid conversations and vulnerable personal stories. Hosted by Rocio Galan, a current cancer patient battling IV grade brain cancer, Sick of Being Sick dives into topics such as staying confident with your body during treatment or after surgery, the feeling of grief, finding work while on treatment, and more. We may not know where this journey takes us, but we'd love for you to join us along the way. Join our fight, subscribe, or follow to listen.
To submit your story to join the podcast, or a letter to be read on the podcast please email podcast@rociogalan.com
Support the growth of the show: https://supporter.acast.com/sick-of-being-sick (all funds will go to production)
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sick-of-being-sick.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
As I listened back to this episode to write a description I could only think of the word PROGRESS. In this episode, you can hear in my voice how much stronger I am (physically and mentally) and how I have gotten to a place of somewhat acceptance of what I am leaving. But more than anything you hear my hunger to fight, live, and make the most out of every second, minute, and day. A big reason for the strength behind this episode and when I recorded was because my family and my friends (from all over the world) came together for my birthday to celebrate life, and I think that has fueled me for the next few months to come. Thank you to everyone who came, I love you.
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To submit your story to join the podcast, or a letter to be read on the podcast please email podcast@rociogalan.com.
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Thank you:
To my family and friends who have been there every second of this journey.
To @alexsiesse for the track
To Steven Bartlett and Katy Lesson for providing me with the tools to make this happen!
To the Spanish medical staff at Hospital La Paz.
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