About Cancer At Christmas

You, Me and the Big C: Putting the can in cancer

BBC

Health & Fitness, News

4.8 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 20 December 2018

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Deborah James and Lauren Mahon are joined by Steve Bland to talk about cancer at Christmas. The first part was recorded a month before Christmas. In the second part the three come back together 10 days before the big day. Debs shares an important update and they all reveal how their feelings have changed.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.6	All of these single men in the UK were like, I really fancy that Laura, but you've got
0:15.9	a really dry fan in it.
0:18.4	Hello and welcome to You Me and The Big C with Laura Mann, aka Girlvus's cancer.
0:29.1	Myself Deborah James, better known to some as bowel babe.
0:32.7	We are both friends and also bloggers who have one thing in common.
0:36.3	We have or have had cancer.
0:39.3	As always we want you to get in touch with us to suggest future topics and let us know
0:44.0	about your experiences using the hashtag across all forms of social media, You Me Big C.
0:51.2	In a special podcast before the series really gets going in January, we wanted to talk
0:55.9	about cancer at Christmas.
0:58.8	So it's a family podcast, so it wouldn't be complete without welcoming Steve.
1:05.3	Thank you very much Steve again.
1:07.3	Yeah, he's back.
1:08.8	He's back.
1:09.8	He's back.
1:10.8	It would feel, honestly, I think it would feel weird.
1:13.0	Yeah, we can't talk about family a thing without a podcast family.
1:16.6	Without a podcast family to round off this year.
1:20.3	So should we get going?
1:21.6	Yeah, let's do it.
1:22.6	Oh, ho, ho, ho.
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