#029: Putting the humanity back into healthcare : Resilience, agility and focusing on what sparks joy

This week I spoke to Rachael Griffin. Racheal is a breast cancer survivor of 11 years, and now a passionate advocate. She works in R and D in the pharmaceutical industry and is trying to invoke change, and give patients a voice from inside the industry. 

She also is working as a volunteer with NICE (National Institute for Clinical Excellence) helping review and re-write their breast cancer guidelines. A proud mum to an amazing 6 year old called Elliot and lives with her partner Marc and 13 year old cat Bobby.

What you’ll hear about:

  • Building resilience after grief

  • Being willing to change your plans

  • Developing mental gymnastics

  • Finding those things that spark joy

  • The amazing wonder of your body

  • Know me not my cancer

  • Understanding everyone’s journey and needs are different



Weekly Challenge : Live your words. Don't just speak them 

Power of Music : My silver lining by First Aid Kit


Links:

Racheal’s LinkedIN

Young Breast Cancer Network on Facebook

Blackwomenrisinguk on Instagram




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