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Listening Tips for Breast Cancer Patients

Podcast Recommendations for Breast Cancer Patients

Podcast Recommendations

Kindred Spirits – featuring Cerap Can

Cerap Can, a columnist in her thirties at Billie who is herself battling advanced cancer, produces the podcast series *Hartgenoten* in collaboration with *Het Nieuwsblad*. In the series, she talks with fellow cancer patients about a specific theme. In each episode, powerful stories from resilient individuals alternate with interesting perspectives on coping with an uncertain future following a cancer diagnosis. This podcast gives a voice to people with various forms of cancer.

Available on Spotify, as well as via the apps or websites of Het Nieuwsblad, Het Belang van Limburg, and the Gazet van Antwerpen.

Confessions—with Ann Reymen and Annelies Troch

In the podcast series *Ontboezemingen*, Ann Reymen—who herself carries a hereditary breast cancer gene—talks with six women living with breast cancer. She discusses with them how they cope with the disease, the difficult and beautiful moments, and how it has changed their lives. After each conversation, medical oncologist Annelies Troch shares her perspective on the story and what strikes her about these women. The podcast is an initiative of the Heilig Hart Hospital in Lier, with support from Pfizer, Lilly, and Roche.

Available on all podcast channels.

Born a Princess, Becoming a Warrior with Delphine Rémy

With the podcast series “Born a Princess, Became a Warrior” by Delphine Rémy—an expert by experience, author, and breast cancer survivor—the goal is to break down the taboos surrounding the disease. The episodes feature testimonials from women affected by breast cancer and their loved ones, as well as interviews with medical experts on the impact of cancer, treatments, and life after cancer. This podcast won the Health Podcast Award.

Available on all major podcast platforms and via Delphine Rémy’s website: Cancer, je gère (https://cancer-je-gere.blog/podcast/)

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Metastases... what now?

Malignant cells can invade other tissues. In this way, cancer cells can break away from the original tumor and be carried along with the blood or lymph. There they can settle in other places in the body and continue to divide. Thus, they form a new tumor somewhere else in the body.
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Men can also get breast cancer

About 100 men in Belgium are treated with breast cancer every year. All too often, they remain under the radar. That's why Oct. 7 is their day: the International Day of the Breast Cancer Man.
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