• Parts Uknown - Cycle One Day Eight of Treatment - With Austin Douglas, Ep. 71

  • Oct 31 2024
  • Length: 35 mins
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Parts Uknown - Cycle One Day Eight of Treatment - With Austin Douglas, Ep. 71

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  • Welcome to The Impossible!

    Returning is an episode from our series Parts Unknown, with Austin Douglas.

    Cycle one, Day eight. More chemotherapy to treat, and so, the fight continues.

    We recount how the session went from Austin’s perspective, with a deeper look into what place a caretakers role must also endure.


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