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52. Breast Cancer Awareness
Intro
Shooting the Shit
Shoutouts
Like we mentioned earlier we have a special guest with us today, and with that being said today we will be taking a slightly different approach today. As many of you guys know October is Breast Cancer awareness month. Currently there are on average of 200,00 US cases a year and primarily affects women age 41 and up, Though cases do appear at younger ages and in men they are rare. This year American Cancer Society is looking at 266,210 women and 2,550 men finding out they have Breast Cancer.
How open have you been in the past with talking about breast cancer?
what was your life like before you were diagnosis (what you do for fun, who were you prior)
What were the events that led to you deciding to go get checked?
What was your initial reaction to finding out you have Breast Cancer?
How did you break the news to your family and how did it affect them?
How did the treatment process go with you?
How has your life change since Cancer?
Best advice for getting checked and handling it on a personal level.
Best advice for someone who has someone close to them with Breast Cancer.
Thank you all for tuning in, we appreciate all the love and support. Don’t forget to follow, like, rate, comment on ALL of our podcast platforms. You can reachout to us via our social media outlets, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, just search Raw Xchange. Don’t forget to check out www.Rawxchange.net for Rx merchandise, episodes, and special upcoming events.
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By Raw Xchange Productions LLCIntro
Shooting the Shit
Shoutouts
Like we mentioned earlier we have a special guest with us today, and with that being said today we will be taking a slightly different approach today. As many of you guys know October is Breast Cancer awareness month. Currently there are on average of 200,00 US cases a year and primarily affects women age 41 and up, Though cases do appear at younger ages and in men they are rare. This year American Cancer Society is looking at 266,210 women and 2,550 men finding out they have Breast Cancer.
How open have you been in the past with talking about breast cancer?
what was your life like before you were diagnosis (what you do for fun, who were you prior)
What were the events that led to you deciding to go get checked?
What was your initial reaction to finding out you have Breast Cancer?
How did you break the news to your family and how did it affect them?
How did the treatment process go with you?
How has your life change since Cancer?
Best advice for getting checked and handling it on a personal level.
Best advice for someone who has someone close to them with Breast Cancer.
Thank you all for tuning in, we appreciate all the love and support. Don’t forget to follow, like, rate, comment on ALL of our podcast platforms. You can reachout to us via our social media outlets, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, just search Raw Xchange. Don’t forget to check out www.Rawxchange.net for Rx merchandise, episodes, and special upcoming events.