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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2026 · 38 MIN

My 15 years | Episode 6: Coping with Scanxiety

from The Eye Believe Podcast · host A Cure In Sight

Episode 6: Coping with Scanxiety   For many cancer patients and survivors, the time leading up to scans can bring overwhelming anxiety — often called scanxiety.   In Episode 6 of My 15 Years, Melody opens up about her personal experience with scanxiety over the past 15 years of living with ocular melanoma. She shares the fear, uncertainty, and emotional weight that can come with routine scans, even years after diagnosis.   More importantly, Melody talks about how she has learned to cope — offering perspective, strategies, and honest reflections on what has helped her navigate those difficult moments.   This episode is for anyone who feels the stress of waiting for results, living between appointments, or carrying the quiet fear that can come with survivorship.   You are not alone.   🔔 Subscribe to follow the full My 15 Years series 💙 Learn more about A Cure in Sight 🤝 Support ocular melanoma research and patient support: https://acureinsight.org/donate/

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