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Thank you so much for tuning in again to this podcast. My guest today

is the incredible Deborah James. She is a campaigner and the co-presenter of the top charting podcast you, me and the Big Sea, which is a brilliant show

produced by the BBC that takes you through every twist and turn showing how you can still live your life and be yourself with cancer.

Today I'm interviewing Deborah about her story and how at the age of 35 she was diagnosed with bowel cancer and

her life with her husband and young children was thrown upside down.

She was a deputy head teacher before her diagnosis and since then she's had

major operations still undergoing treatment at the Royal Marston and started a blog called Bowe babe which is also her

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