Nick & Angie Giallourakis - Co-Founders of Elephants & Tea Magazine; Brother & Mother to 4 time cancer survivor

from Cancer Actually F**king Sucks · host CAFS

We are so excited about this week's guests Nick & Angie Giallourakis. This son and mother duo are the co-founders of Elephants & Tea Magazine - a publication dedicated to sharing real, honest stories of the AYA cancer community. They talk about how seeing Steven, Angie's son and Nick's brother, go through not only the physical side effects, but also mental side effects of cancer, such as PTSD and anxiety, pushed them to want to make a difference in the adolescent and young adult cancer space and help other patients and survivors find comfort in others' stories.  They give us a true view into what it's like being on the supporter side of cancer, how they got inspired for the name Elephants & Tea, and all of the other incredible support that is out there for this cancer community.  Check out their website here: https://elephantsandtea.com/ and contact Nick at [email protected] to learn more about how to submit your story! Follow us on Facebook & Instagram @canceractuallysuckspodcast 

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