Cancer Can Do One: Life After Cancer Treatment

Cancer Can Do One: Life After Cancer Treatment

By Mike KinnairdSociety & CultureScience
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Cancer Can Do One: Life After Cancer Treatment episodes

  • Just tell us. How Long Have We Got..?

    Laurence died from Non-Hodgkin lymphoma a few weeks ago. His partner, Victoria runs the Puddle Ducks Day Nursery with her sister at Alvingham in Lincolnshire. They have two children.  Keeping busy is how she's dealing with the days. Because what else can she do..?

    And she just wishes someone had answered her question: How long have we got?

    Music: #Uppbeat : License code: OV4JXO0USXKVGKIK

    13 min
  • Runs, Tractors, a Pink Town. That's £100,000.

    It's never happened before. And no one can quite believe it. 

    Louth Run For Life isn't just a summer run. Add on Turn Louth Pink, plus a Ball, plus a link with the Christmas Tractor Run and 2023 broke all records.

    That's £100,000 raised in ONE year. Relationship Manager Andrea Day from Cancer Research UK and Louth Run For Life Chairman Simon West tell us more...

    Music from #Uppbeat : License code: OV4JXO0USXKVGKIK

    10 min

About Cancer Can Do One: Life After Cancer Treatment

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Treatment ends. The appointments stop. Then what? Conversations about the part of cancer nobody plans for: going back to work, the money, the friends who drift off, the 3am fear that it's back. Former BBC producer Mike Kinnaird talks to clinicians, researchers and people who've lived it, from the UK to Finland to Switzerland, about where the support runs out once treatment ends, and who's answerable for that.