EPISODE · May 30, 2026 · 31 MIN
My Voice, My Way with Jono Organ
from My Voice, My Way · host Margaret Stoddart
Send us Fan MailToday’s guest is Jon Organ, known to most people as Jono. A husband of 37 years, father of four and grandfather of eleven, Jono’s life changed dramatically in 2022 when, after months of worsening symptoms and repeated investigations, he was finally diagnosed with Stage 4 laryngeal and thyroid cancer.Following a 12-hour operation to remove his larynx, thyroid and lymph nodes, along with chemotherapy and radiotherapy, Jono faced the challenge of learning to breathe, swallow and speak again. Despite not speaking for a year after surgery, he has rebuilt his voice and now uses it to support others.Jono founded the “Life After Lary” support group, which helps more than 2,000 patients worldwide, and is an ambassador for several cancer charities. He is also heavily involved in patient and public involvement work, helping to shape cancer research, treatment and healthcare services across the UK.Today, Jono describes his voice as a beacon of hope, and he joins us to share his remarkable journey of resilience, advocacy and finding purpose after cancer.www.lifeafterlary.co.uk
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Send us Fan Mail Today’s guest is Jon Organ, known to most people as Jono. A husband of 37 years, father of four and grandfather of eleven, Jono’s life changed dramatically in 2022 when, after months of worsening symptoms and repeated investigations, he was finally diagnosed with Stage 4 laryngeal and thyroid cancer. Following a 12-hour operation to remove his larynx, thyroid and lymph nodes, along with chemotherapy and radiotherapy, Jono faced the challenge of learning to breathe, swallow ...
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