On the Caregiver Podcast, hosted by John Burton, Mindy Griffith Bag It Cancer’s Executive Director talks about the organizations origins and a new Bag for Head and Neck Cancers. The Bag was produced in association with the THANC Foundation. Listen in Apple Podcasts or the RSS feed.
Hear from Mindy Griffith, Executive Director of Bag It Cancer as she talks about what Bag It is, offers, how to get one, exciting new things coming, and how and why to self-advocate.
In this month’s Podcast, Executive Director Mindy Griffith welcomes guests Carly Boos, CLL Society Executive Director and Uterine Cancer Program Director and Kitty Silverman, SHARE Support Center Uterine Cancer Program Director. They talk about their partnership with Bag It Cancer and the valuable services and programs offered for individuals with CLL or uterine cancer.
Certified Health Educator Jessica Somar talks about how to create well-being across physical, emotional, social, environmental and financial dimensions using evidence-based medicine and guidelines. She explores why wellness means many things to different population and how to influence human behavior when trying to improve the overall quality of living for individuals. As always, Executive Director, Mindy Griffith is your host for Bag It Cancer’s podcast–Your Guide Through Cancer.
Executive Director and Your Guide Through Cancer Podcast Host Mindy Griffin’s guests are Patient Power Co-Founders, Andrew and Esther Schorr. Their mission is to raise “patient and care partner voices” to help them more actively participate and drive their own healthcare decisions They talk about how they are working on patient community development, relationship-building with medical experts, centers of excellence, pharma and advocacy groups.
Andrea Ivory, Mindy Griffith & Betsy Glosik
This month, Bag It Cancer Executive Director Mindy Griffith talks with Andrea Ivory and Betsy Glosik–Escape to THRIVE Leadership Conference alumni–about how the conference impacted their cancer advocacy and why THRIVE is so unique and beneficial to cancer advocates.
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