• 177: Gadgets and Thing-me-bobs! Ideas that may make your prostate cancer journey easier, with someone who has been there.

  • Aug 20 2024
  • Length: 35 mins
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177: Gadgets and Thing-me-bobs! Ideas that may make your prostate cancer journey easier, with someone who has been there.

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  • Today we talk to John who had a prostatectomy in February 2024. Joh has taken his recovery very seriously and has paid particular attention to the products and practices that made his recovery easier. Today he was kind enough to share what he has learnt. We hope that these tips and tricks will help you have smoother sailing.

    We talk about pads, travelling with pads, penile clamps, underwear he found comfortable, pumping tips and many more.

    Please see the blog on our website for more detailed information and links to tools John discusses - https://melissahadleybarrett.com/show-notes/

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