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In this episode, Fleur Wotton-Peacock discusses the emotional challenges faced by cancer survivors, particularly the pervasive fear of uncertainty and the struggle to enjoy life post-treatment. She offers insights on how to navigate these feelings and emphasizes the importance of being present and finding joy in small moments.
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In this episode, Fleur interviews Atira, a hypnotherapist, who shares her personal journey into hypnotherapy and its transformative effects on mental health, particularly in relation to trauma and anxiety. They discuss the misconceptions surrounding hypnosis, the process of hypnotherapy, and its potential benefits for individuals dealing with trauma, including those recovering from cancer. The conversation explores the transformative power of hypnotherapy, focusing on how it helps individuals understand and shift their beliefs to improve emotional well-being. Atira and Fleur discuss the importance of recognizing feelings as signals and the role of beliefs in shaping personal experiences, emphasizing the need for empowerment and self-awareness in the healing process.
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Fleur discusses her experience with flatness and lack of motivation after cancer, attributing it to hormonal changes and brain chemistry. She emphasizes the importance of being gentle with oneself and finding joy in everyday moments.
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Fleur shares her journey through life after cancer, discussing the impact of medical menopause, reframing exercise and training, nutrition, recovery, compassion, seeking support, and empowerment.
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The conversation delves into the gap between being medically recovered and emotionally integrated, the expectations and assumptions after cancer treatment, returning to work and social expectations, defining recovery on your own terms, and the ongoing process of recovery.
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The conversation covers the topics of life after cancer, survivorship expectations, and the pressure of making cancer mean something. It explores the purpose after cancer and the definition of life after cancer, emphasizing the freedom to choose one's path without feeling obligated to meet societal expectations.
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In this episode, Fleur discusses the concept of 'boring grief' and the everyday challenges faced by cancer survivors. She explores the impact of mundane tasks, medication, and routine admin on the emotional well-being of survivors, highlighting the often overlooked aspects of grief and loss in the post-cancer experience.
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The conversation covers Cheyenne Heflin's journey from diagnosis and treatment of osteosarcoma to her educational and career journey, mental health and therapy, transition to counseling and clinical psychology, cancer recurrence and treatment, and surgery and recovery. It also explores the impact of childhood trauma on mental health and the resilience after medical trauma, as well as the psychosocial elements of life after cancer and the process of rebuilding identity and self-discovery. The conversation covers the themes of resilience and recovery, identity and self-discovery, emotional well-being and healing, and support and growth. It explores the challenges of navigating life after a cancer diagnosis, the impact of cancer on identity development, the role of the nervous system in trauma, and the unmet needs and healing process. The guest's journey reflects resilience, self-discovery, and the importance of support in healing. The conversation delves into the challenge of holding space for others, especially in the context of illness and trauma. It also explores the power of embracing the 'and' in one's identity, acknowledging that individuals are more than their experiences and traumas.
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The episode delves into the impact of trauma and survival mode on life after cancer, highlighting the amplification of self-hate, anxiety, and trauma responses. It explores the struggle with safety and trust, the impact of an unsafe environment on the nervous system, and the process of nervous system healing with support.
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The conversation explores the disparity between expectations and reality after cancer treatment, the process of rebuilding and recreating a new life, and the permission to embrace complexity and ambiguity in post-treatment life. Fleur shares her experience of feeling guilty about not feeling happier after treatment and the realization that recovery isn't about returning to the past. She emphasizes the importance of adapting to a new reality and granting oneself permission to be exactly who they want to be.
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Cancer, Chemo & Currywurst is a cancer survivorship podcast about the part of cancer recovery no one prepares you for...the afterlife.
When the medical…
I’m Fleur, a trauma and somatic coach who has lived this too, an English woman living the expat life in Berlin, Germany (hence the Currywurst).
Here we talk about the psychological aftermath of cancer, managing scanxiety (the fear of cancer recurrence), and the nervous system patterns that linger after chemotherapy treatment ends. We dive into the raw topics like beating chemo brain brain fog, handling the grief that hides inside comparison and jealousy, and the strange, beautiful task of life after cancer. Most importantly rebuilding a life that actually fits who you are now.
Some episodes are just me, speaking honestly about the messy middle of post-traumatic growth. Some are conversations with guests who understand what it means to be reshaped by something life-altering.
This is not a space for warrior narratives or forced positivity. It is a space for truth, nuance, curiosity, and learning how to live fully in a body and life that feel different.
If you are navigating life after cancer treatment and want language, understanding, and real conversation, you are in the right place.