Show Notes
In this episode, I have a co-host Laura with me, and we talk about the mad sh#t people say when they hear you have cancer. It’s a short episode, just a bit of fun and humour - because if you didn’t laugh, you’d probably cry. DM me and let me know the craziest stuff people have said to you. I’d love to hear it! https://www.instagram.com/someonelikeme_cancerapp/
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