Mortal And Strong - Voice No. 49 - Jules Stone

Welcome to our latest episode interviewing another beautiful and inspiring Voice - Jules Stone. Jules Stone is not only a Voice but also one of our artists. Here she shares her journey of being diagnosed with breast cancer not once, but twice. In her 40's Jules was diagnosed with primary breast cancer (triple negative, DCI) and after having treatment, not longer after reaching the 5 year all clear mark, Jules had a new primary in the other breast. Jules then had to go through the whole treatment of mastectomy, chemotherapy and radiotherapy for a second time. When the cancer returned in the scar of her first cancer, Jules opted to go flat and had a bilateral mastectomy, remaining flat.Since then Jules has remained clear, and the experience of having cancer twice instigated a career change for Jules. Jules returned to college and studied fine art. Taking her down a path as a successful artist in ceramics, Jules also went on to be a successful published author of fiction. We talk about her work as an artist, and how she is inspired by listening to some of the other voices to produce artworks to contribute to our exhibition which is due next year.Jules philosophical approach to life is partly inspired by her background in psychology. We talk about how she finds joy in raising her ducks, living in the country and getting lost in creative processes. Another wonderful voice and addition to our campaign.Mortal and Strong is a registered charity and presenting our debut campaign Scars of Gold™️. A health awareness campaign using art to shine the spotlight on women facing their own mortality - those affected at a young age by a life changing illness or disease but sharing messages of hope and strength. Founded by Dr Liz Murray, Photography by Sammy Weston. Charity No. 1209448. For more information visit our website.For more information on support available for these issues discussed in todays episode, including direction to medical information, visit our website. This episode is not intended as specific medical advice, always see your own GP/physician if you have any concerns regarding your own health.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.