Sex and relationship therapist, Zoe is back with Tatum to answer more of your sex questions. They dive into why orgasms can feel different, pleasure mapping, and finding ways to keep adaptions fun and sexy.

Have more questions about sex and cancer? Come along to Shine Connect in London in October, it's our conference for adults in their 20s, 30s and 40s with cancer, a fun kind of conference, check it out.

Join us at Shine Connect: shinecancersupport.org/shine-connect-conference

Cancer can really mess with your sex life and most information about sex is designed for older people. But not here!

Whether you're single, dating, in a poly relationship, wanting to get back into bondage or needing a conversation with a long term partner- this is the episode for you.

Zoe is a therapist specialising in relationships and sex, and she joins Tatum to talk openly about sex and cancer — and to answer your anonymous questions.

Because having cancer doesn't mean you stop being a sexual person. You might still want to have sex. You might just have a few more things to navigate first.

And there's more! Part two will be out next month, plus Tatum and Zoe will be hosting a Your Sex Questions Answered workshop at Shine Connect in London this October.

Join us at Shine Connect: https://shinecancersupport.org/shine-connect-conference/

Why is speaking up in medical settings so difficult? How do we make sure that our needs and priorities are heard and understood?

On this episode of Not Your Grandma's Cancer Show, we explore speaking up in medical settings and why it feels so hard. Amelia joins Tatum to share how she literally and figuratively lost her voice after being diagnosed with tongue cancer, as well as how she refound it. Kavita, a patient involvement lead, highlights practical advocacy tips and why hearing from you can help others.