A wonderful book from Kris Hallenga who was diagnosed with breast cancer 11 years ago and is still very much living her life! You will feel a range of emotions , you won't want to put the book down and you will think about it days after you have finished it! Kris talks about her childhood, her family, her relationships, the things she loves and hates, how she set up Coppafeel because she believed in cancer prevention and early diagnosis.

Most recently you’ll find him slicing his way across the ice on the latest season of Dancing on Ice, on numerous panel shows and comedy stages after being nominated for the Best Newcomer Award and Best Show Award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2017 and 2019. In this special two part episode of Glittering A Turd Fearne fully opens up to Kris on her constant evolution and love of their friendship. She’s toured the country, written amazing kids books, become a regular face on our TV screens, and can now tick off Glittering A Turd podcast guest.We all need to be aware that our healthcare professionals are not gifted with divine powers, that they do get it wrong and make mistakes, and that where our own health is concerned, the buck stops with us.

With her background in mental health Natasha has written a number of books as well as releasing her first fictional book ‘Toxic’ in 2022. Some of the data that are collected include the number of visitors, their source, and the pages they visit anonymously. You would think this book would be a real downer, a real tear-jerker, and yes it will make you cry in parts, but overall it’s really positive.Gareth Howells is the man behind the equally hilarious and nostalgic Instagram sensation, Hunsnet and author of The Hundamental Guide To Life: Learn to Live Love and Laugh Like a True Hun. When you think of David Gandy you may picture crystal blue waters, dark eyes, and some small white pants… a pretty bliss picture, right? Kris tells her story of how its changed the way she lives her life, from how she's surviving, despite many medical treatments, to information on the charity "Coppafeel" which she set up and raises money every year to support breast cancer sufferers. Kris is a true inspiration and shows how you really can have an amazing life despite being terminally ill. But as you’ll find out, his journey to creating the life he’s always dreamed of was born out of the battles he faced on the way.

I first came across the author Kris because of the organisation I worked for was offering some start up support in the early days of her charity Coppafeel! Little did Kris know it was cancer that would lead her to a life she had never considered: a happy one.In this episode she and Kris go deep into why Cariad began 'Grief Cast', the threads and themes she has discovered through speaking to her guests, and how that in turn has shaped how she sees her own grief. In this episode, Laura opens up to Kris about the highs and lows she experienced while living out her ‘blue crush dream’, including a fierce battle with bulimia that consumed her at the height of her years in competitive sport. This book just brings home how disparaging some doctors, particularly GP's can be, towards women with clear symptoms of cancer. You may have many questions about all the above and I did too when I first embarked on a mission to help myself heal.

It really showed me how important it is to live in the moment and fully enjoy all the wonderful things life has to offer. The beaming and infectious Gaby Roslin has been a much loved stable on our TVs and Radios for over 30 years whether it was hosting the Big Breakfast, Children In Need or on various radio shows or more recently on her own podcast. com/mrgarethhowells/ and make sure you give Hunsnet a follow too, you won’t regret it - https://www. This girl, after discovering she had cancer, just has so much strength and determination to stop other people from unnecessary suffering. From taking photographs and traveling the world with the likes of Oasis and Miriah Carey to showing war at its worst as photojournalist, Giles Duley has seen more than many of us but after stepping on an explosive device, an IED, during a visit to Afghanistan in 2011 he has experienced more than most of us too.

In this episode of the podcast Kris has Rae reflect on what truly made her happy, how knowing that the day would come softened its blow slightly, and the joys of motherhood but the difficulty in juggling the personal and professional life. When I first started reading this I almost felt a little arrogant, saying to myself “Of course that’s breast cancer! Vertebroplasty to fix my crumbled lower spine and some radiotherapy to upper spine, hips and pelvis. Ein Guthaben pro Monat, einlösbar für einen beliebigen Titel, den du herunterladen und auch nach deiner Kündigung behalten kannst.