Three years after an eye-cancer diagnosis, I have recorded a warm, sharply honest episode about what happens after treatment; when life looks “normal” but feels different. With splashes of humour (including a few run-ins with furniture) and tenderness, I talk through my feelings about scanxiety, shifting friendships, identity, and the small rituals that help you stay steady when the future won’t sit still. If cancer has touched your life, or you’re carrying any invisible weight, this episode seeks to offer company, perspective, and practical anchors you can take into the rest of your week.

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I have chosen the two year anniversary of my eye cancer diagnosis and treatment to share my story. This was prompted by a chance email from the team at charity Ocular Melanoma UK, seeking real-life stories from patients. If you are a patient, a family member, a loved one or just curious, I hope my story may resonate in some way. If you are moved to support Ocular Melanoma UK, please click here to donate to their charity: https://omuk.org/donate/ #ocularmelanoma #eyecancer #ocularmelanomauk #choroidmelanoma #livingwithcancer

I often get asked to re-share this one! The time I was put into the back of a limo and driven to a secret location in London to interview Sting. He was promoting his new album, Brand New Day, but who is this guy playing the harmonica?!