The end of treatment isn’t always the end of worry. Many survivors live with the ongoing fear that cancer might return — but you’re not alone, and there are ways to take back control.

In this powerful episode of the F-U Cancer Podcast, licensed clinical psychologist Adrian Pogacian joins us to break down why fear of recurrence happens, how it impacts daily life and relationships, and what you can do to manage anxiety and build emotional resilience. We’ll talk about practical coping tools, communication strategies, and even how fear can become a pathway to personal growth.

💡 Want to dive deeper? For those who want to learn more about Adrian’s work, visit incka.org or explore his Beyond the Cancer Diagnosis interview series at OncoDaily.com.

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Pediatric leukemia treatment is a marathon and, for many families, the maintenance phase is where recovery truly begins. After a year of intense chemotherapy, how do we help kids rebuild their strength, improve nutrition, and restore their joy?

🎙️ In this episode of the F-U Cancer Podcast, we talk with Rachel Hill, RD, CSO, LD, CNSC about how to support children in the maintenance phase of leukemia treatment through:

✅ Rebuilding healthy eating habits
✅ Reintroducing safe, age-appropriate movement
✅ Reducing long-term risks like low muscle mass, poor diet quality, and bone health issues
✅ Supporting emotional and physical recovery in the home environment

Rachel specializes in pediatric oncology nutrition and brings compassionate, real-world advice for families navigating this critical stage of healing.

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Today we’re exploring functional nutrition—a personalized, food-first approach to healing and resilience—featuring Ginger Hultin, MS, RDN, CSO, an integrative dietitian, board-certified specialist in oncology nutrition, and the founder of Ginger Hultin Nutrition.

From anti-inflammatory foods to personalized plans, supplements, and everyday meals that support healing, Ginger shares science-backed strategies to help you fuel your fight—whether you’re in treatment or thriving in survivorship.

✨ Don’t miss this empowering conversation that proves food can be more than fuel—it can be a tool for healing, strength, and joy.

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This week on the F-U Cancer Podcast, we welcome David Page, creator of Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives and author of Food Americana, to talk about the emotional power of food in the cancer journey. From the comfort of a favorite dish to the stories that connect us to who we are—David shares how meals can nourish far more than the body. Tune in as we explore how food, flavor, and storytelling can uplift us in even the darkest times.

🥘Check out David's Podcast here: https://link.chtbl.com/9wkka9U8?sid=fucancer

👩‍⚕️Visit our website at fucancer.health.

What if your diet could not only support your body during chemo—but also make your treatment work better?

Join me and LJ Amaral, MS, RD, CSO as we explore how clinical trials are unlocking the power of nutrition in glioblastoma and CNS cancers. LJ shares how her work at Cedars-Sinai’s CIRCL program is shaping the future of cancer care through research that combines science, food, and hope.

Caregivers are often the quiet strength behind every cancer journey — but what happens when that strength is stretched to the edge? In this powerful episode, podcast host and caregiver Charlotte Bayala opens up about the emotional toll of caregiving, the paralyzing fear of scanxiety, and the truths she wishes her loved one had understood during treatment.

We discuss:
💬 What scanxiety feels like from the caregiver’s seat
💬 The pressure to stay positive — even when you're falling apart
💬 Coping strategies that actually help
💬 The emotional truths caregivers often keep to themselves

If you're a caregiver, a patient, or someone who supports either — this one’s a must-listen.

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Cancer doesn't end when treatment does. Survivorship brings its own set of physical, emotional, and mental challenges—and it takes real resilience to rebuild life after cancer.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Meghan Laszlo, a cancer advocate, to talk about what it means to heal, to cope, and to grow beyond diagnosis. From the fear of recurrence to finding new purpose, Meghan shares the raw, real experience of life after cancer.

💬 We cover:
✔️ What no one tells you about cancer survivorship
✔️ How to navigate the “new normal” after treatment
✔️ Strategies for building emotional resilience
✔️ Advice for survivors, caregivers, and support networks

Whether you're a survivor, caregiver, healthcare professional, or someone looking for inspiration, this conversation is for you.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Julianna Corraro, a remarkable young adult turned social worker who was diagnosed with cancer at just 16 years old. From navigating high school while undergoing treatment to confronting the emotional toll of survivorship, their journey sheds light on the often-overlooked mental health struggles young patients face. Now on the other side of treatment, they’re turning pain into purpose—using their experience to support and inspire others walking a similar path.

Tune in for a raw, honest, and hopeful conversation about resilience, identity, and the healing power of giving back.