“A Garmin That Saved My Life”
The Patients' Podcast
Welcome to Let’s Talk Blood Cancer, a podcast by Cure Leukaemia – but really, it’s a podcast by all of us. The patients. The families. The friends.The clinicians and research nurses. The fundraisers. The people who’ve been there, and the people who want to make things better for the future.
Lets Talk Blood Cancer is the Patients’ Podcast, hosted by blood cancer survivor and Cure Leukaemia Patron Adam Joyce, where you’ll hear from patients, clinicians and those doing all they can to bring us closer to a cure.
On this episode of Let’s Talk Blood Cancer: The Patients’ Podcast, we’re joined by James McLaughlin, Chief Executive of Cure Leukaemia. James reflects on his journey to joining the charity 14 years ago and shares how Cure Leukaemia has evolved from a regional organisation into a nationally recognised blood cancer charity. He also discusses the role he has played in that growth and the experiences that have shaped his leadership along the way.
“A Garmin That Saved My Life”
“I Decide When I Go, Not the Disease”
“You Shouldn’t Be Able To Walk”
Taking on the Tour de France with Blood Cancer
There’s No Way I’m Done Yet
“The Clinical Trial Saved My Life”
“We Know Trials Save Children”
“You Might Have To Give Birth At 25 Weeks”
There’s No Way I’m Done Yet
“Women cycling is undergoing this amazing time”
You Don’t Have To Be A Pro To Ride Tour de France
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