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Welcome to What about PS? A Poland Syndrome Podcast, the show where we share inclusive and varied experiences of people living with Poland Syndrome. 

I'm your host, Giselle Barbosa, and today we're diving into the topic of surgery and deciding wether it’s the right path for your PS journey. Whether you're a longtime listener or a newbie, we're so glad you're here.

On today's episode, we're joined by our Trustee Kira and Kate Taylor from Evenly, who will be talking about their experiences with breast asymmetry, as well as stories from other ladies with Poland Syndrome. Together, we'll explore some of the options out there for ladies with breast asymmetry, as well as the impact Evenly have had on our community. And as always, we'll wrap up with some of our personal experiences.

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Welcome to What about PS? A Poland Syndrome Podcast, the show where we share inclusive and varied experiences of people living with Poland Syndrome. I'm your host, Giselle Barbosa, and today we're diving into the male experience of Poland Syndrome from 3 guys points of view. We're so glad you're here.

On today's episode, we're joined by Kim Daybell, Lewis Hatchett and Clay Mason-Stephens, who dive into their experience of living with Poland Syndrome.

They will be sharing their thoughts on their experiences with Poland Syndrome, how sport benefited their physical and mental strength, and surgery operations for men. Together, we'll explore how to accept your Poland Syndrome, how to cultivate a positive mindset, the benefits of sports and exercise, and what surgery options are available for men.  And as always, we'll wrap up with some advice from our guests for people who are struggling with their Poland Syndrome. 

🌍 Support Our Global Mission PIP-UK is a charity without borders, providing 1:1 advocacy and specialist clinics for the Poland Syndrome community worldwide. Help us keep these lifelines free: Donate Here: https://bit.ly/4df3fyr

📋 Be Counted Join the Global Poland Syndrome Community Register to help us build a future of better care: https://bit.ly/4cCpC1t

✨ Connect & Support If this episode helped you, please Rate & Review the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify—it helps other families find us!

Find us online: 🌐 Website: https://pip-uk.org/ 📱 Instagram & TikTok: @polandsyndromepipuk 👥 Facebook: pip.uk.org 💼 LinkedIn: PIP-UK

🎙️ Want to share your story? Email us at [email protected]

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Welcome to What about PS? A Poland Syndrome Podcast.

The show where we share inclusive and varied experiences of people living with Poland Syndrome. I'm your host, Giselle Barbosa and today we're diving into [insert topic of the episode]. Together, we'll explore everything Poland Syndrome related, we're so glad you're here.

Together, we'll explore everything Poland Syndrome related.

On today's episode, we're joined by Sam Fillingham, CEO and founder of PIP-UK, mum to George with Poland Syndrome. Together, we'll explore what is Poland Syndrome? And why is it important to talk about Poland Syndrome? As well as what the Poland Syndrome community means to us and what you can look forward to hearing about as the episodes inclusive of the varied experiences of Poland syndrome. 

So whether your hand affected, whether your chest affected, whether you're affected in both and you've got a wider range of symptoms, there should be something within the experiences and the voices that you will hear within this podcast that will help you. 

So sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!

🌍 Support Our Global Mission PIP-UK is a charity without borders, providing 1:1 advocacy and specialist clinics for the Poland Syndrome community worldwide. Help us keep these lifelines free: Donate Here: https://bit.ly/4df3fyr

📋 Be Counted Join the Global Poland Syndrome Community Register to help us build a future of better care: https://bit.ly/4cCpC1t

✨ Connect & Support If this episode helped you, please Rate & Review the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify—it helps other families find us!

Find us online: 🌐 Website: https://pip-uk.org/ 📱 Instagram & TikTok: @polandsyndromepipuk 👥 Facebook: pip.uk.org 💼 LinkedIn: PIP-UK

🎙️ Want to share your story? Email us at [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail

Welcome to What about PS? A Poland Syndrome Podcast.

The show where we share inclusive and varied experiences of people living with Poland Syndrome. I'm your host, Giselle Barbosa.

Together, we'll explore everything Poland Syndrome related.

Through this podcast we want to create a space for people to come and not feel judged, to just share their experiences, get some knowledge where they can. We want to try and make their lives better as well as we can and continue to grow the PIP-UK community.

So sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!

🌍 Support Our Global Mission PIP-UK is a charity without borders, providing 1:1 advocacy and specialist clinics for the Poland Syndrome community worldwide. Help us keep these lifelines free: Donate Here: https://bit.ly/4df3fyr

📋 Be Counted Join the Global Poland Syndrome Community Register to help us build a future of better care: https://bit.ly/4cCpC1t

✨ Connect & Support If this episode helped you, please Rate & Review the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify—it helps other families find us!

Find us online: 🌐 Website: https://pip-uk.org/ 📱 Instagram & TikTok: @polandsyndromepipuk 👥 Facebook: pip.uk.org 💼 LinkedIn: PIP-UK

🎙️ Want to share your story? Email us at [email protected]