In It Together: A Podcast About Caregiving
In It Together: A Podcast About Caregiving
Podcast Description
In It Together: A Podcast About Caregiving is produced by Moffitt Cancer Center and dives into the realities of being a caregiver for someone with cancer. Because when someone is diagnosed with cancer, it impacts everyone who loves them. Moffitt’s Patient Library and Welcome Center and Social Work Department have partnered to create this podcast to feature caregivers and share their experiences of caring for a loved one living with cancer. Each episode discusses different topics and shares practical tips. Through it all, you will recognize that you have a supportive community, and we are in it together.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores essential themes related to caregiving, grief, and community support, featuring episodes that detail personal stories such as the ups and downs of caregiving with Cathy Tack, the challenges of discussing cancer with family as highlighted by Mike Gallagher, and the importance of mental health support discussed by Susan Brill, showcasing practical advice and emotional coping mechanisms.
In It Together: A Podcast About Caregiving is produced by Moffitt Cancer Center and dives into the realities of being a caregiver for someone with cancer. Because when someone is diagnosed with cancer, it impacts everyone who loves them. Moffitt’s Patient Library and Welcome Center and Social Work Department have partnered to create this podcast to feature caregivers and share their experiences of caring for a loved one living with cancer. Each episode discusses different topics and shares practical tips. Through it all, you will recognize that you have a supportive community, and we are in it together.
Nadia Lambert shares what it was like to become a caregiver to her husband, Gary, after his sudden multiple myeloma diagnosis at 38. She reflects on raising two young children while navigating fear, uncertainty, and the shift from partner to advocate. Nadia speaks openly about anticipatory grief, the strain on family life, and the move to Tampa that ultimately brought hope and community. Her story is one of honesty, resilience, and learning that caregivers deserve care, too.
Guests: Nadia Lambert
Host: Donna DiClementi
Production Team: Jackie Beaushaw, Randy Isaacson (Family
Advisor), Donna DiClementi, and Karen Caraballo
Music by: Lloyd Goldstein
Resources discussed in the Podcast: Social
Work, Patient
Library, Families
First, Patient
and Family Advisory Program.
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