Vonic Johnson is in Gr 7 but was diagnosed with cancer for the first time when she was only 3 months old. She lost her one eye to cancer and in 2019 almost lost her leg. Today she is looking forward to going to high school and inspiring others with her story. When she grows up she wants to be a pediatric oncologist. Her mom Lavona explains that having a child with cancer is a very long journey. Listen to their story here.

Hearing your child has cancer is something no parent wants to hear but little Daru won his battle and his mom Maryka wants other families to know that a diagnosis is not a death sentence, there is always hope. Listen to their story here.

Nadine Mukheibir says her little girl Janique was diagnosed as a little baby. Initially they thought she had mumps but after seeing a surgeon they realised that there was more to the lump in her neck. A few months ago doctors told her that there was nothing more they could do for her child. Now the search for treatment abroad has begun. Unfortunately there are no guarantees and treatment is extremely expensive. Follow her journey here: https://www.facebook.com/Hulp-en-Gebede-vir-prinses-Janique-Help-and-prayers-for-princess-Janique-209879946405118/

Mommy Michelle Crous talks about hearing the words: Your baby has cancer. She explains how they found a lump in his abdomen and didn't really think much of it, how their treatment journey started and why early detection is crucial. Take a listen to her story here.

Dr Jan du Plessis is a pediatric oncologist at UniversitasAcademic Hospital in Bloemfontein and in part 3 he talks about the current rate of diagnosis in South Africa and the current state of affairs at his unit. He also explains how treatment works and thanks his incredible colleagues for their support as looking after children with cancer truly is a team effort.

Dr Jan du Plessis is a pediatric oncologist at Universitas Academic Hospital in Bloemfontein and in part 2 he talks about the journey a family has to go on when their child is diagnosed, the legacy these children leave when they pass away and the incredible bravery they display every day.

Dr Jan du Plessis is a pediatric oncologist at Universitas Academic Hospital in Bloemfontein. In part 1 he talks about the early warning signs parents and doctors need to look out for and why early detection, saves lives.

Minette Jacobs is a social worker in private practice and is helping us wrap up Women's month by reminding us why women are so resilient, strong and inspirational. Every woman deserves a little break, even if it is just to enjoy a cup of coffee or not having to do the dishes today. Listen to her motivational chat here.

Prof Paul Wessels talks about women living with Endometriosis and shares some advice regarding the cause and treatment thereof and reassures patients that there is hope. He also talks about the link between Endometriosis and sub-fertility. To find more details click here: https://citymed.co.za/gynaecology/

I speak to Schalk Mulder, Marketing Director at Immunadue about the 7 supplements every woman needs to take between the age of 20 - 40 years. You can find more details at https://immunadue.co.za/