17 episodes
Finding Hope Podcast James Adams long term cancer survivor
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- Health & Fitness
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5.0 • 7 Ratings
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Hello and Welcome to the finding Hope Podcast. A place to hear stories of survival and hope. I am James Adams your host. Join me each week as I interview cancer survivors who share their amazing stories and professionals that can bring new light to a dark place. My goal is to bring hope to people who have been recently diagnosed with cancer. So stay tuned and let the light of hope shine though.
The new website for the podcast is up and running. To access it just go to the link www.findinghopepodcast.com. The site has all the podcasts, a new search treatments page and other important information.
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Interview with Joe Bakhmoutski from Simplify Cancer
In this episode Joe Bakhmoutski joins me from Simplify Cancer. Joe is a fellow Testicular cancer survivor. He is coming up on two years of remission and has decided to help others diagnosed with cancer. He has a great podcast with over 50 episodes. He also has great articles and tools on his website at www.simplifycancer.com. In this episode we discuss our cancer journeys, the importance of support groups and getting the most out of life after cancer.
Please subscribe to the podcast and if you enjoy the show please give the podcast an honest review. If you have questions or if you are a survivor of cancer and would like to be interviewed please contact me at the podcast's site www.findinghopepodcast.com or via the email findinghopepodcast@gmail.com.
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Short Takes 7 - Plans for 2019 and Simplify Cancer
This is the seventh Short Takes episode. In this episode I discuss new changes for 2019 and an upcoming interview with Joe Bakhmoutski from Simplify Cancer. Joe is nearly two years out from testicular cancer. In the interview we both share our stories and our passion to help newly diagnosed cancer patients. He has been podcasting for over a year and has some great content both on the podcast and his site http://simplifycancer.com/ Please take a look at his site you will not be disappointed.
Please subscribe to the podcast and if you enjoy the show please give the podcast an honest review on iTunes. If you have any questions or if you are a survivor and would like to be interviewed please contact me at findinghopepodcast@gmail.com. -
Short Takes 6 - Interview with Betty Castellani about cancer patient
This is the sixth Short Takes episode. In this episode I share an interview between Susan Smith and Betty Castellani that occurred in 2011. Betty died January 2014 ending her own long battle with cancer. In this interview she discusses her experience with her first patient. Her story in this short interview shows how special she was and how she was able to impact so many. Her legacy lives on through all the people she touched. She was a true angel on this earth.
Please subscribe to the podcast and if you enjoy the show please give the podcast an honest review on iTunes. If you have any questions or if you are a survivor and would like to be interviewed please contact me at findinghopepodcast@gmail.com. -
Short Takes 5 - Biology of Belief
This is the fifth Short Takes episode. In this episode I discuss Lex's interview from last month and Bruce Lipton's book The Biology of Belief. Your attitude and perceptions do matter. I also added a new blog post that dives deeper and includes a YouTube video of Bruce Lipton explaining the connection between your health and your beliefs. You can find the new blog post here. The Finding Hope Blog
Please subscribe to the podcast and if you enjoy the show please give the podcast an honest review on iTunes. If you have any questions or if you are a survivor and would like to be interviewed please contact me at findinghopepodcast@gmail.com. -
Interview with Lex a long term rectal cancer survivor
Today I will be interviewing Lex from my cancer support group. Lex was diagnosed back in 2012 with stage 3B Rectal Cancer. Some of the more memorable things she shares is the fact that her doctor did not even mention survival percentages. He felt that the percentages were not correct since typically they were several years old and treatments have changed. She also, shares how not isolating and reading over 150 books on her Kindle helped her get through the tough times.
Please subscribe to the podcast and if you enjoy the show please give the podcast an honest review. If you have questions or if you are a survivor of cancer and would like to be interviewed please contact me at the podcast's site www.findinghopepodcast.com or via the email findinghopepodcast@gmail.com. -
Short Takes 4 - Impact of smoking and drinking on cancer recovery
This is the fourth Short Takes episode. In this episode I discuss the impact of smoking and drinking on cancer recovery. I also discuss that I will be updating finding hope website. You can find the two new blog posts here. The Finding Hope Blog
Please subscribe to the podcast and if you enjoy the show please give the podcast an honest review on iTunes. If you have any questions or if you are a survivor and would like to be interviewed please contact me at findinghopepodcast@gmail.com.
Customer Reviews
Great work!
Thanks for sharing all the stories and hope for us here. God knows we need it in times like this. I’ve enjoyed the interview style episodes and look forward to more.
Finding Hope
That’s exactly what this Podcast has done for me . Giving me an opportunity to be helped by people that understand the difficulties of going thru the process of dealing with Cancer. While living alone I know that I’m not alone on this journey of recovery. Hearing the stories of my fellow survivors, places me in company of wonderful people whom I otherwise would have never met. Being able to share my own story with others may help someone to know that they are Not alone. Thank you Jim
Finding Hope Podcast
I have enjoyed following this podcast. While I am a cancer survivor I can remember when I was first diagnosed and how scary it was to hear that I had cancer. And how confusing it was to hear all the options I had, and try to figure out by myself what was best for me. Learning to ask questions of my oncology team and meeting others in similar positions through a support group was one of the best beginnings on my road to healing. Thanks, Jim, for providing this podcast to me and to newly diagnosed patients and to those trying to navigate this winding and sometimes bumpy road. It’s a journey taken and made easier by/with the support of others. Thanks.