What I Wish I Knew podcast aims to uplift stories of cancer survivors, medical professionals, and all voices of those who have been affected by cancer.
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‘What I Wish I Knew’ takes on a literal meaning in this episode as we sit down with Selena Jong, a death doula, and discuss the five regrets people express before they die.
Check out Selena here: movingthrough.org and thedeathnetwork.com
#cancer #healing
After my diagnosis, I spent years figuring out what no one tells you:
how to choose treatments,
how to handle the fear,
how to talk to people,
how to keep living.
This podcast is everything I wish I knew sooner.
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#Cancer
POV: podcast recording day 🎙️
An hour of setup — lighting, audio, moving the room around, eliminating distractions — before we ever press record. This part matters more than people realize.
Some conversations save lives. Others give them back their color.
What I Wish I Knew exists for exactly this reason. To ask the questions patients are thinking but no one prepares them for. To replace silence with clarity, and shame with understanding.
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Sometimes talking about death makes it less scary.
We sat down with Selena Jong, death doula provides emotional, spiritual and logistical support to individuals and their loved ones during the dying process.
Episode live now- link in bio.
#death#deathdoula#facingfear
Your immune system doesn’t work in isolation. It listens to your nervous system. In this episode, we explore why calming your body and reducing stress matters more than most people realize.
@salkinstitute @DanSullivanND
#immunity#cancer#healing
🎙️ We just launched What I Wish I Knew, a podcast about cancer, science, and the conversations people wish they had sooner. Episode 1 features Dr. Susan Kaech on immunotherapy and the immune system.
@Tcellogic @salkinstitute @DanSullivanND
#CancerResearch #CancerSurvivor