About The New Normal

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

BBC

Health & Fitness, News

4.8 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 13 September 2018

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

In Rachael’s final podcast with Deborah and Lauren they discuss the 'new normal'.

This term is commonly used by doctors and cancer communities when people are finding a sense of normality in their lives after diagnosis and treatment. Dr Liz O'Riordan, who has recurrent breast cancer, joins the #YouMeBigC girls to talk about her experiences.

This podcast was released at the request of Rachael and her husband Steve.

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0:00.0	This is BBC Radio 5 Live.
0:06.2	Hi, this is Deborah here.
0:07.4	Thank you so much for downloading this podcast.
0:10.1	We just wanted to make you aware that Rachel knew
0:12.9	and wanted us to release this final podcast that we recorded.
0:18.1	When we recorded it, we didn't know at the time
0:20.5	that this would be the final time that we would be together.
0:24.3	However, it is her explicit wishes
0:27.6	that not only do we air it, that we continue with it.
0:31.4	So we hope that you enjoy.
0:41.0	Deb's bid for strictly producers if you're watching.
0:44.5	If they might have cast this here, if you need a stand by,
0:48.4	Deb's looks great in sequence.
0:50.3	Where's a lot of them?
0:51.9	She poses like a pro, so she must be able to do it.
0:54.1	I just like a pro.
0:55.1	Basically, I just want the outfits.
0:56.6	You do. I could just imagine you being like,
0:58.4	la la la.
1:06.8	Hello and welcome to You Me and the Big C with Lauren Mann,
1:10.4	aka Gov, this is Cancer.
1:11.8	Hey, Y'all.
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