Well Well Well

8 Oct 2020

Breast Cancer

Health, Women's Health

October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Plus, October 8th marks International Lesbian Day.  So for this episode of Well, Well, Well Cal Hawk is joined by Tracey Tobias. As a lesbian woman, Tracey shares her personal story about breast cancer. Whether or not you’re at risk of breast cancers, Tracey story offers insight that is really applicable to anyone at risk of any cancers.

During the episode, Tracey mentions the Breast Cancer Awareness Network Australia. She also mentioned the work of Kelly Turner who’s book Radical Remission about cancer survivors who have beat the odds.

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