Sam rounds up the last 24 episodes of Can I Butt In? We take a look back at each episode, our guests, the topics, and insightful conversations with bowel cancer and bowel disease patients and researchers.

Can I Butt In? is taking a break! We’ll see you again later on with a new host and a range of new guests and themes to dig into.

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Music is “Summer Guitar” by Amaksi from Pixabay and Melancholic Guitar Sting Transitions by VoiceBosch.

Sam rewinds to last year’s Big Bowel Event, resharing a session called PaRT Life. In this session, three members of the PaRT network discussed their patient experiences and their experiences of getting involved in research. The members are Steve Clark, Alicia Cropley, and Nigel Horwood. Sam also provides details on the upcoming Big Bowel Event 2024, taking place online on 22nd August.

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Music is “Summer Guitar” by Amaksi from Pixabay.

In the second of this two-part series on the spread of bowel cancer to the peritoneum, Sam is joined by Becky Maskill and Rebecca (Bex) Halstead. Becky has experience of peritoneal metastases, and Bex is Lead Colorectal/Peritoneal Tumour Clinical Nurse Specialist at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust. Becky tells her patient story, Bex explains what her role involves, and the two discuss their long relationship since Becky’s diagnosis nearly ten years ago.

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Music is “Summer Guitar” by Amaksi from Pixabay.