Running from Everest: Life After Surgery
Episode Overview
Healing is a personal journey that unfolds uniquely for everyone. Caroline Bramwell's story shows life after surgery can open new doors. Sharing experiences can be a powerful step towards healing. Mental resilience is key in overcoming physical challenges. Celebrate small victories as they are steps towards larger goals.
Healing isn't linear. It unfolds at its own pace and its own way.
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? This episode of the UK Health Radio Podcast takes you on an emotional ride with Raphaela Reeb as she hosts 'Stoma4Life.' Raphaela, a bowel cancer survivor and ostomate, opens up about her transformative journey, sharing heartfelt stories from fellow survivors and experts. The episode highlights the courage and resilience found in those living with a stoma and battling bowel cancer.
Raphaela recounts a poignant visit to St Mark's Hospital, where she shared her journey with others who have walked similar paths. Caroline Bramwell, a guest on the show, shares her awe-inspiring transformation from a couch potato to a triathlete after undergoing major surgery. Her story is a testament to the limitless possibilities life holds post-surgery. Caroline is gearing up for an incredible challenge—a marathon from Everest Base Camp—proving that life after ostomy surgery is not about limits but possibilities.
The episode is packed with powerful messages about healing, self-kindness, and the importance of sharing experiences. Raphaela reminds listeners that healing is unique to each individual and encourages them to speak openly when ready. Caroline's adventure is not just personal; it's about inspiring others to push boundaries and redefine their lives after surgery. Whether you're facing surgery or living as a survivor, this episode offers hope and motivation to embrace life’s new chapters with courage and optimism.