Award Winning Radio for the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital
The Skeletal Cancer Trust is proud to present Top Tips for Amputees, a platform for people to talk about their experience of living life as an amputee and hopefully inspire others – even if it is with only one little helpful tip. The podcast is presented by Milli Lipshaw CNS and Sarah Wright SCT and is supported by Radio Brockley.Whilst […]
Read moreIn this episode, Sarah Wright speaks to Rob Pollock, who is a trustee of the Skeletal Cancer Trust. He is a Consultant Sarcoma Surgeon at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, and he talks about how he became interested in the role, how technology has changed, and how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected his work in more recent months.
Read moreIn this episode, Sarah Wright speaks to Jo Buonaguidi, who was treated for a bone tumour in 1985. In this interview she talks about her journey through diagnosis, surgery and rehabilitation and how that experience influenced her passion for art. Jo has been a great supporter of SCT and has produced our Christmas Cards which are available for sale through […]
Read moreIn this episode Sarah Wright is joined by Tina Thomas and her sister Julie. Tina’s son was diagnosed at a very young age with osteosarcoma and he tragically passed away at the age of eight . This year Adam would have been 30 and Tina and her family embarked upon a full year of fundraising activities including a Halloween party, […]
Read moreThere is a fantastic rehabilitation team at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital in Stanmore, and part of SCT’s focus going forward is about survivorship and how we can help people to get back to a full life. In this episode, Sarah Wright sits down with Hannah Hughes and Abby McCarthy – physiotherapists whose invaluable work helps people become mobile again
Read moreSarah Wright chats to Billie Clark Shorten about how she has fundraised hundreds of thousands of pounds in memory of her sister Ellis. Billie talks about how and why she supports SCT plus how doing so has brought much comfort to her family.
Read moreIn this interview with James Wilson we get a full and open account of what it was like to receive a cancer diagnosis at the age of 17. James talks about his operation, his recovery, returning to school and life now. It was such a pleasure to spend time with James and we are looking forward to him being much […]
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