Podcasts designed to educate, amuse, give hope and tell the story that is Leukaemia; Featuring Leukaemia sufferers and those affected by cancer including the amazing healthcare professionals responsible for me and many others not being dead yet.
Sarah is like Batman – she leads a double life. I met her as one of my nursing team at the Christy who has cared for me and helped me through my journey.
She is also Sarah Lowiss BNurs (Hons) NMP PGCAP FHEA: Programme Lead: MSc Leadership and Management for Healthcare Practice at the Uni Of Salford.
Which is a big title – befitting of someone who has dedicated her career to nursing, teaching and haematology. She is amazing – listen to her story.
I was honoured to be a guest on the Lead Salesdog Podcast, hosted by Christopher Smith. In this episode we discussed my personal and professional milestones and how I faced a leukaemia diagnosis. I share my mental journey through illness, challenging conventional ideas about battling cancer, and emphasizing the role of luck and circumstance.
“Despite his diagnosis, he approaches life with the mantra: “You are not dead yet,” focusing on survival and finding moments of light and hope.
In the first of a series along my journey I had the pleasure of meeting Carl Ikeme – Leukaemia survivor, Christie Hospital Alumni and probably more recognisable as Ex Premier League (Wolverhampton Wanderers FC) and Nigerian National team Goalkeeper.
We discuss the shock of our diagnosis, the journey we have been on and the profound impact Leukaemia / Blood cancer has had on us and our family and friends.
We are not dead yet.
In the second of the series I had the pleasure of spending time with Virginia Hayton – Leukaemia survivor, Christies Hospital Alumni and someone who helped me enormously on my own journey.
Virginia is a living example of a force of nature – a mother of two, a wife, a kick ass barrister and fellow user of caviar shampoo.
Her diagnosis story and her journey is amazing to listen to and spoiler alert like all Disney films has a happy ending.
We are not dead yet
