It’s nearly Aussie summer. Which means it’s time for cricket, beaches, and sensible sun protection. It also means we need a break.

In this episode, we look back at what was season 2, and the giant year that was 2025…finishing treatment, getting results, and learning to live a new normal on the other side of cancer.

Don’t worry, we’ll be back in season 3, in early 2026. We have some great guests lined up that we’re looking forward to showing off.

We would love to hear from you if this episode resonated with you, if you have questions, if there’s things you want to hear about, or if you just want to let us know you’re listening. You can email us at hello@chemotionalrollercoaster.com

You can also follow us on Instagram.

New episodes of Chemotional Rollercoaster are published weekly, on Thursdays, Australian Eastern Time.

Chemotional Rollercoaster is not a substitute for seeking one’s own professional advice. The strategies and skills discussed in all Chemotional Rollercoaster episodes are either what has worked for Glynn or his guests, specifically, or are things discussed in a general way. Anyone who is dealing with their own health issues, mental or physical, should seek their own professional advice on what may help to support them, uniquely. Often, the best place to start is your family doctor or GP. If anyone is struggling, and needs to talk immediately, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

Thanks go out to Rory Chambers, as always, for his music featured in this episode (info@rorychambers.com).

Chemotional Rollercoaster is presented by Glynn Chambers

Production, sound and editing by Rose Paton

Music by Rory Chambers ©2024 info@rorychambers.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today is the second installment in the story of cancer legend, Julia Henderson - the woman who named her cancer.

In part two, Julia continues with her honest look at herself. She talks more about her perfectionism, her struggles with self-compassion, and honestly questions if she deserves people’s sympathy. She’s also super open about her treatment process and shares all the intimate details of how radiotherapy can look for women when the target area is downstairs.

Like we said last week…we love Julia. We are sure you all will too.

You can read her blog, Weapon of Ass Destruction, on Substack here: https://substack.com/@weaponofassdestruction?utm_campaign=profile&utm_medium=profile-page

We would love to hear from you if this episode resonated with you, if you have questions, or if you just want to let us know you’re listening. You can email us at hello@chemotionalrollercoaster.com

You can also follow us on Instagram.

New episodes of Chemotional Rollercoaster are published weekly, on Thursdays, Australian Eastern Time.

Chemotional Rollercoaster is not a substitute for seeking one’s own professional advice. The strategies and skills discussed in all Chemotional Rollercoaster episodes are either what has worked for Glynn or his guests, specifically, or are things discussed in a general way. Anyone who is dealing with their own health issues, mental or physical, should seek their own professional advice on what may help to support them, uniquely. Often, the best place to start is your family doctor or GP. If anyone is struggling, and needs to talk immediately, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

Thanks go out to Rory Chambers, as always, for his music featured in this episode (info@rorychambers.com).

Chemotional Rollercoaster is presented by Glynn Chambers

Production, sound and editing by Rose Paton

Music by Rory Chambers ©2024 info@rorychambers.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever named a tumor? Today’s guest did! Julia Henderson, an honest and humorous cancer legend, joins us for part 1 of her story of rectal cancer.

Julia doesn’t hold back. She tells it like it is. She talks about Mum guilt for being sick, conflicting medical opinions and having to choose for herself the path forward, and perfectionism in her world - how to optimise her life to give her herself the best chance of staying in remission vs being self-critical for stepping outside of the lines of what is considered “healthy”.

We love Julia. Glynn and Rose both want to be friends with her. Take a listen, and you probably will too.

You can read her blog on Substack here: https://substack.com/@weaponofassdestruction?utm_campaign=profile&utm_medium=profile-page

We would love to hear from you if this episode resonated with you, if you have questions, or if you just want to let us know you’re listening. You can email us at hello@chemotionalrollercoaster.com

You can also follow us on Instagram.

New episodes of Chemotional Rollercoaster are published weekly, on Thursdays(ish), Australian Eastern Time.

Chemotional Rollercoaster is not a substitute for seeking your own professional advice. The strategies and skills discussed in all Chemotional Rollercoaster episodes are either what has worked for Glynn or his guests, specifically, or are things discussed in a general way. Anyone who is dealing with their own health issues, mental or physical, should seek their own professional advice on what may help to support them, uniquely. Often, the best place to start is your family doctor or GP. If anyone is struggling, and needs to talk immediately, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

Thanks go out to Rory Chambers, as always, for his music featured in this episode (info@rorychambers.com).

Chemotional Rollercoaster is presented by Glynn Chambers

Production, sound and editing by Rose Paton

Music by Rory Chambers ©2024 info@rorychambers.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.