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We open up this new season with a powerful conversation with mother of 4 Carly Ennis.
At just 6 weeks old her baby girl Aoife was diagnosed with a tumour on her optic nerve.
We talk about the impact the diagnosis had on her mental health, her career, their finances, her motherhood.
We talk about the weight of the trauma and her breakdown, how disruptive this new life was for her other children and her sources of support.
This episode will help other parents - this conversation is the reality of fighting childhood cancer.
#lightitupgold
Childhood Cancer Ireland is charity founded by and led by parents of children with cancer who know that one of the greatest sources of strength for this fight, is conversation.
Six children, adolescents and young adults are diagnosed with cancer every week in Ireland and the Gold Ribbon which illuminates precious light, love, courage and compassion is a symbol of strength and solidarity for each and every one.
As a non-government funded organisation, Childhood Cancer Ireland values every single donation.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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We open up this new season with a powerful conversation with mother of 4 Carly Ennis.
At just 6 weeks old her baby girl Aoife was diagnosed with a tumour on her optic nerve.
We talk about the impact the diagnosis had on her mental health, her career, their finances, her motherhood.
We talk about the weight of the trauma and her breakdown, how disruptive this new life was for her other children and her sources of support.
This episode will help other parents - this conversation is the reality of fighting childhood cancer.
#lightitupgold
Childhood Cancer Ireland is charity founded by and led by parents of children with cancer who know that one of the greatest sources of strength for this fight, is conversation.
Six children, adolescents and young adults are diagnosed with cancer every week in Ireland and the Gold Ribbon which illuminates precious light, love, courage and compassion is a symbol of strength and solidarity for each and every one.
As a non-government funded organisation, Childhood Cancer Ireland values every single donation.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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