In this episode we speak to Abi, who is living with a secondary breast cancer diagnosis, and has several close family members who have had breast cancer. She speaks about her experiences, her Afternoon Tea fundraising, and how she's working to help others with breast cancer.

You can sign up to host your own Afternoon Tea by visiting breastcancernow.org/afternoontea

In this episode we speak to Rosamund and her husband Jonathan. Rosamund was diagnosed early 2021 and was undergoing treatment at the time of recording.

She and her husband have both spoken publicly about their experiences of going through cancer together, and the impact it has had on their family.

You can follow Rosamund on Instagram @rosamunddean and Jonathan on Twitter @jonathandean_ or follow their column in the Style section of the Sunday Times.

In this episode we speak to Tony, who a decade ago found out he was one of around 370 men in the UK each year to be diagnosed with breast cancer.

He speaks about some of the unique challenges male breast cancer brings, how the BRCA2 gene has affected his family, and how he now supports others with breast cancer.

In this episode we speak to nurse and mother-of-three Kendra, who was diagnosed with breast cancer last year after attending a routine screening trial.

Kendra speaks about difficulties during treatment, including the stigma that still surrounds breast cancer for some people.

Follow Kendra on Twitter @schnellerkendra or Instagram @schneke1

In this episode we speak to Nina, who was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 36. She experienced a lot of changes to her body image as well as her emotional health during her treatment.

Nina speaks about how that affected her, and how she has managed to move forward and participate in our Fashion Targets Breast Cancer campaign.

In this episode, we speak to Edd, research communications officer here at Breast Cancer Now. He speaks about just a few recent studies focused on cancer prevention, treatment and cure, that has been funded in 2021 by Breast Cancer Now.

In this episode, in recognition of International Nurses Day, we speak to Catherine, a clinical nurse specialist here at Breast Cancer Now. She speaks about the nursing side of breast cancer, as well as her personal experience of the role.

If you would like to speak to one of our Helpline team about a diagnosis of breast cancer, or any symptoms or worries you may have, you can call our Helpline free on 0808 800 6000. You can also get in touch via our website or by emailing [email protected]

In this episode we speak to personal trainer Fran, who was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer last year at the age of 25. She has had surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and has managed to continue working as a personal trainer throughout this time.

Fran speaks about what drives her to continue looking after her mental health and physical health when faced with this diagnosis.

You can find Fran on Instagram @franwhitfield

In this episode we speak to Kate and Sarah, who both received breast cancer diagnoses in the summer of 2018. During treatment, they found each other, and quickly struck up a friendship. Since then, they have founded ‘Bra Sisters’, a lingerie and bra fittings outlet which caters to women who have had mastectomies.

You can find the Bra Sisters at https://www.brasisters.co.uk, and keep up with Kate and Sarah on Instagram @thebrasisters

In this episode we speak to author and mum of two, Laura, who was diagnosed with breast cancer five years ago while pregnant with her second child. Laura speaks about her experience and reflects on how much has changed since she has finished treatment.

You can find Laura’s novels by visiting https://www.laurapearsonauthor.com or find her on twitter at @laurapauthor