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Picture this: it's the day after your 50th birthday. You're on a high from celebrating with friends and family at the weekend, but you're now sat in a doctors office being told you've got an old man's disease. That was me and the 'old mans disease' is better known as prostate cancer, the third biggest killer of men worldwide. It isn't even remotely restricted to old men. So here I am talking about my adventures with humour and candour - I honestly couldn't make some of it up. I am not a doct ...
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According to the Government of Canada (see link below), 1 in 3 Canadians experience mental illness during their lifetimes. Our mission statement is to destigmatize mental illness. Our lived experience with mental illness may help others recognize symptoms in their lives, or understand the struggles of neurodiverse individuals. This podcast is released by Peer Health volunteer students. Peer Health USask is a Student Wellness Centre initiative and run by student staff and volunteers. All stud ...
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One In Three Women, Le Podcast

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A l’occasion de la Journée internationale de lutte contre les Violences Faites Aux Femmes, One In Three Women, le podcast met en lumière le rôle clé de l’entreprise dans la lutte contre les violences faites aux femmes. Pour que ce soit l’affaire de tous, les entreprises du réseau OneInThreeWomen prennent la parole et échangent leurs bonnes pratiques. Des politiques RH à la collaboration avec les associations en passant par les actions de sensibilisation et de formation, les entreprises peuve ...
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It's no secret that I like to keep busy - sometimes too busy for my own good. I was going to break a record. I was going to conduct 4 Awareness talks in the same day for the same company, talk to two close friends about prostate cancer from two different perspectives and I was going to be the star in a new 'info commercial' about the role of the MR…
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Volunteers at Prostate Cancer UK are passionate about what they do, they have to be. Rub them the wrong way however and you will see another side. Imagine a panda bear being robbed of its bamboo. Then I get the answer all men have been waiting for. How men 'catch' prostate cancer. This is a truly life changing experience. If you like, please commen…
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Delays in either seeking a diagnosis or getting treatment once a problem is detected does not normally end in good news for those with prostate cancer. What however it was that delay in getting tested is what actually saved you from a worse fate? If you like, please comment and subscribe :-)Peter Ellis tarafından oluşturuldu
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I previously interviewed Richard regarding his advanced prostate cancer diagnosis. It was a few months later that I asked DeeDee for an update of his condition. I wasn't prepared for what she would unfortunately tell me. If you like, please comment and subscribe :-)Peter Ellis tarafından oluşturuldu
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After hearing about DeeDee father and his stage 4 prognosis, in the last episode I decided to ask him if he was up for an interview. This is the result. This is the last show in the first season of this podcast. Season two is on the way. If you like, please comment and subscribe :-)Peter Ellis tarafından oluşturuldu
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Back on the talking tour I come up against my first dreaded foe the mobile phone or more accurately the inconsiderate owners. Miss World was the last person I could have thought I would meet on the talk circuit - but hey this is me you are talking about. Just with anything in life, as much as you think it's bad for you there is always someone who u…
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My second talk was in a senior citizens social club. It seemed innocent from the description but when I am involved that's not always the case. I would get a thank you that would wrench at the heart strings and I would also be given a shock preview into the world of fame without fortune. If you like, please comment and subscribe :-)…
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My second public talk but with very few of the target audience in attendance. Here I would learn the power of educating the young and women and never look back. On another floor at the same event, I got my first great introduction to the effect information on prostate cancer is viewed by some men at an annual prestigious black business event. Some …
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This was my first official speaking engagement for Prostate Cancer UK, I was to be David's 'sidekick'. Despite hostile locals on the way there we delivered a great session to a packed doctors surgery. I would also come across the first of many falsehoods that people would propagate on social media. This was the most disturbing however. Finally the …
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In this episode Steven interviews Dr. Kristen Eccleston, The Neurodiverse Teacher. They discuss internal student expression, ADHD, Kristen's journey and much more. Disclaimer: I'm not a not medical professional. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are concerned about your mental wellbei…
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Fresh from my first talk I had to go back to work and I would also talk again to my church. Only 800 or more in the audience and a couple of thousand watching the live stream from their homes. no pressure then. In the meantime I also had to deal with my first case of a doctor lying to a patient about getting a PSA test done - this was to be the bes…
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"If you don't use it you will lose it" These were the words of encouragement told to men about using a pump, that essential but sole defying piece of equipment that men have to use after the operation. Getting one is almost an adventure in itself. Using it is another story. Hey ho, prostate cancer, the gift that just keeps on giving. If you like, p…
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Saying and owning the big I word was the first hurdle. I was impotent but adamant that this was only a temporary situation. I just had no idea how long this was going to take. So along with 10 or so other men and couples we filed into the 'Post Prostatectomy' seminar where we find out what options are available to help us at this point. If you like…
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The catheter is a necessity after the prostatectomy as the urether requires time to heal. You may require to wear one from anything from a week to a month. Medically they are a fantastic invention, actually wearing one is something else. Who knew you could have a number of adventures with one. If you like, please comment and subscribe :-)…
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Now the news has sunk in, you are in the unenviable position of selecting a treatment option that will seriously change your life forever. Do you have the prostate removed and risk permanent impotency and incontinence or radiation and hormone therapy which an even longer list of side effects. If you like, please comment and subscribe :-)…
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I had gone down the 'typical' male route of not wanting to talk about having prostate cancer and not wanting to tell anyone. Then I had a 360 and decided that I would be prostate cancers biggest headache instead. So with my new found superpower I was going to talk to men everywhere and anywhere. If you like, please comment and subscribe :-)…
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My long lost dad re-surfaces after being absent for more than 37 years. Reconnecting with him gives me an unknowing hint of what is to come. What about men visiting doctors? Unless it's hanging off, bleeding profusely or stopping us from working men are typically reluctant to go to see them. I had some memorable experiences with visiting the doctor…
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This episode is a mix of some of our stories so far. I probably couldn't get every single touching moment or capture everyone's struggles in this short special. Oops. Thanks to everyone who makes this project possible. Thank you for sharing your stories and continuing to support us. Your words have reached hundreds of people. Thanks for being part …
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In this episode Steven interviews Dr. John Matic. In the first 15 minutes Dr. Matic describes ADHD. After that, they discuss seeking professional medical support, where to get started, invalidation, developing a secure patient-physician relationship and more. Disclaimer: I'm not a not medical professional. This podcast will contain mature content t…
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In this episode Steven interviews Mark, a student at the University of Saskatchewan. They speak about his experience with Substance Use Disorder, the events that led to up to his sobriety and his future work to help others recover. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please …
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In this episode Steven interviews Murray Drew, a professor at the University of Saskatchewan. They speak about student mental health, building resiliency, Murray's experience with ADHD, bipolar, his stay at the Irene Dube Centre and the ultimatum that would change his life. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mat…
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Dans ce dernier épisode de la saison 2 du podcast OneInThreeWomen, une salariée survivante de violences conjugales et son manager délivrent leur témoignage. A travers cette interview croisée, la salariée revient sur l'importance qu'a eu son entreprise, et notamment son manager, dans son parcours de sortie de violences. Si vous souhaitez trouver des…
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In this episode Steven interviews Jess and Jamie. They speak about Jess' experiences with mental health in small town Saskatchewan. Then, they explore how ADHD impacts their romantic relationship. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are conc…
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Dans ce troisième épisode de la saison 2 du podcast OneInThreeWomen, la cofondatrice d'une association spécialisée dans la lutte contre les violences conjugales délivre son témoignage. A travers son récit, elle revient sur les synergies possibles avec les entreprises pour lutter contre les violences conjugales, et notamment l’importance du maintien…
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Dans ce deuxième épisode de la saison 2 du podcast OneInThreeWomen, une assistante sociale d'entreprise délivre son témoignage. A travers son récit, elle met en lumière l'importance du rôle des assistant.e.s sociaux.ales dans le monde du travail pour accompagner les salariées victimes de violences conjugales. Si vous souhaitez trouver des ressource…
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Dans ce premier épisode de la saison 2 du podcast OneInThreeWomen, une survivante de violences conjugales délivre son témoignage. A travers son récit, elle met en lumière le rôle de l'entreprise dans l'accompagnement des femmes victimes de violences conjugales. Qu'il s'agisse des managers ou des collègues, chacun.e peut jouer un rôle dans le parcou…
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In this season opener, Steven interviews Ari. They speak about her experiences with hypomania and depression, stigma, her ongoing and previous struggles, and her outlook on this lifelong condition. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are con…
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where have I been? great question. here's a half hour ramble that seems like an episode (but isn't actually an episode i don't think). Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are concerned about your mental wellbeing. This content should not be …
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In this episode Steven interviews Annika over the phone. They explore Annika's diagnostic journey (including a misdiagnosis), panic attacks, depression and more. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are concerned about your mental wellbeing. …
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In this episode Steven and Nick talk about their experiences with alcohol. They explore their motives behind drinking, the effect it has on their mental illnesses, the harm reduction approach and more. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are…
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In this episode Levi interviews his friend Kaitlynne about her ADHD. They explore the journey of her diagnosis, her perspectives growing up in a religious household, and more. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are concerned about your ment…
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In this episode Steven re-interviews Arlene, a former USask student, business owner, mother, survivor of multiple forms of abuse, ADHD and more. They explore the effect of abuse and mental illness on relationships. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doct…
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In this episode Steven has an honest conversation with Keane about inclusion in the 2SLGTBQ+ and mental illness communities. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are concerned about your mental wellbeing. This content should not be interprete…
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In this episode Steven interviews Keane, a student at the University of Saskatchewan who is diagnosed with OCD. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are concerned about your mental wellbeing. This content should not be interpreted as medical …
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In this episode Steven interviews Nicholas, a psychology student at the University of Saskatchewan and they cover Nick's experiences with social anxiety and depression. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are concerned about your mental well…
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In this episode Steven interviews Kelsey, a USask student who discusses self-esteem, body image, anxiety, social media and more. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are concerned about your mental wellbeing. This content should not be interp…
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In this episode Steven interviews Arlene, a former USask student, business owner, mother, survivor of multiple forms of abuse, ADHD and more. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are concerned about your mental wellbeing. This content should …
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In this episode Steven and Levi explore the changes the healthy changes they've made in their lives and the influence of mental illness. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are concerned about your mental wellbeing. This content should not b…
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In this episode Steven and Levi reflect on their mental health journeys and (honestly) talk about the struggles they are facing with maintaining positive changes. Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals. This podcast will contain mature content that may be triggering. Please contact your doctor if you are concerned about your mental wellbeing.…
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