HeyJaredWho Cares? with Lulu Goad
How much do you know about care? Maybe you know someone who has a carer, or maybe your friend cares for a family member. Maybe you know a little, maybe you know a lot.
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Dearbhla Sacoman: On caring for her twin & living for two (opens the original)
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For the final episode of season 2, I'm speaking to Dearbhla Sacoman, a friend of our Associate Producer, a student, and listener of the pod. Dearbhla has been a secondary caregiver for most of her life to her twin sister who lives with autism, epilepsy and intellectual disabilities. Over her 21 years, Dearbhla has had to learn how someone so similar to her lives such a different life, and how to communicate that to others without 'bumming them out'. Now she's moved away from home, my guest has a
Sophie Cobden: On SEN parenting & sharing her story online (opens the original)
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This week I'm speaking to Sophie Cobden, social media advocate, co-host of Not Your Typical Podcast, and SEN parent to her two children Callie and Marley. Sophie is unlike so many others in bringing her story to our screens, and has amassed a huge following; her audience seeing her day-to-day life learning and living with a neurodivergent family. In this episode, we unpack a lot of what has changed in Sophie's life and the stigmas she continues to tackle today. Find Sophie: On Instagram: @sophie
Johnny Hanbury: On being a male nurse from Eton & founding a dementia care group (opens the original)
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This week I'm speaking to former NHS nurse and now founder of the dementia organisation, The Ness Care Group, Johnny Hanbury. Growing up, it wasn't expected by any stretch for a person of Johnny's upbringing to qualify as a nurse, and particularly not someone of his gender. And to this day, after more than 20 years in the NHS, Johnny is still tackling the stereotypes. In this episode, Johnny shares his thoughts on how religion has shaped his perception of care, why we should focus less on diagno
Molly Case: On palliative care, poetry and leaving a legacy (opens the original)
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This week's guest is Molly Case, who I discovered online telling a really moving story about her work as a palliative care nurse. When I discovered she was an acclaimed poet and writer, I was even more determined to have her on the podcast to talk about her wide-ranging interests and areas of expertise. We talk about caregiving (of course), mortality (we could've talked more on this) and leaving a legacy. We also mention her change-making recitation of her poem 'Nursing the Nation' for the Royal
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