On The Subject of Cancer: A Podcast by New England Cancer Specialists

A healthcare worker finds out she has breast cancer at age 33. Kate’s treatment takes her through five months of chemotherapy and a bilateral mastectomy with lymph node removal, but she’s able to avoid radiation therapy thanks to a newly published research study that her radiation oncologist from New England Cancer Specialists shares with her. Kate opens up about coping with cancer through humor, the challenge of switching from caregiver to patient, and how she maintained a positive mindset while allowing herself to feel all emotions throughout her treatment.

In 2018, Trevor was diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer. In this episode, a 2-parter, he talks about his journey from those surreal early days and what it means to be a survivor as a spouse, dad, and friend. Dr. Devon Evans has been there with Trevor from the beginning and gives his perspective on Trevor’s experience as well as insight into the current state of colorectal cancer treatment. Trevor also talks about his organization, Man Up To Cancer, and how it helps thousands of men and their families face cancer by sticking together. It’s a conversation that goes deep and gets to what’s real from a patient and doctor’s perspective.

In 2018, Trevor was diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer. In this episode, a 2-parter, he talks about his journey from those surreal early days and what it means to be a survivor as a spouse, dad, and friend. Dr. Devon Evans has been there with Trevor from the beginning and gives his perspective on Trevor’s experience as well as insight into the current state of colorectal cancer treatment. Trevor also talks about his organization, Man Up To Cancer, and how it helps thousands of men and their families face cancer by sticking together. It’s a conversation that goes deep and gets to what’s real from a patient and doctor’s perspective.