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Hosted by Leslie J. Waltke, PT, DPT · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 21 episodes
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Cancer can change your body and life in ways people rarely talk about.The After. Cancer Podcast explores the real-world experience of living with and beyond cancer - the fear, the side effects, the recovery, the identity shifts and the path forward. Hosted by oncology physical therapist Dr. Leslie Waltke, each episode features honest, understandable, and medically accurate conversations, survivor stories, and practical guidance to help people better navigate life after cancer with strength, clarity, and hope.
Leslie J. Waltke, PT, DPT hosts The After. Cancer Podcast, a health show with 21 episodes published.
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Cancer misinformation is everywhere—social media, influencers, testimonials, miracle cures, supplement stacks, and conspiracy theories. In this episode, Dr. Leslie Waltke explores why misinformation spreads so effectivel
A metastatic cancer diagnosis changes more than a treatment plan. It changes a person's relationship with time, uncertainty, planning, and the future itself. In this episode, Dr. Leslie Waltke explores the often misunder
Many cancer survivors reach a point where they no longer trust their bodies. Cancer appeared inside the very body that was supposed to protect them. Treatment changed how their body looks, feels, and functions. It is und
The Relationship Earthquakes: How Cancer Changes Marriages, Friendships, Families, Intimacy, Parenting, and the Invisible Expectations Between People Cancer does not just change bodies. It changes relationships. In this
What if being exhausted all day does not actually mean your body is getting stronger? In this episode of The After. Cancer Podcast, Dr. Leslie Waltke breaks down one of the most misunderstood topics in cancer survivorshi
Radiation therapy is one of the most common cancer treatments in the world, yet many people begin treatment without fully understanding what radiation actually does inside the body. In Episode 12 of The After. Cancer Pod
Chemotherapy is one of the most recognized—and most feared—cancer treatments. But what actually is chemotherapy, and why does it affect so much more than cancer itself? In Episode 11 of The After. Cancer Podcast, oncolog
For many people, cancer surgery feels like the moment everything will be “fixed.” The tumor is removed. The cancer is gone. Problem solved. But the reality is far more complex. In this episode of The After. Cancer Podcas
Most people hear the word cancer thousands of times in their lives, but very few are ever actually taught what it is. In this foundational episode of The After. Cancer Podcast, Leslie J. Waltke, PT, DPT breaks down the b
There are millions of people living with and beyond cancer today — far more than most people realize! In the United States alone, there are more than 18 million cancer survivors, and that number continues to grow every y
“You’re so brave.” “Keep fighting.” “You’re a warrior.” These phrases are everywhere in the cancer world. They’re meant to be encouraging, supportive, and empowering. But for many people living with cancer, those same wo
Many cancer survivors quietly struggle with survivor guilt — the painful question: Why did I survive when others didn’t? In this episode of The After. Cancer Podcast, Dr. Leslie Waltke explores why survivor guilt happens
For many people, the moment they hear the words “you have cancer” becomes a dividing line in life — the moment everything before and everything after suddenly feels different. But something else often happens in that mom
Many people expect life to return to normal once cancer treatment ends. But for a surprising number of survivors, something else happens instead. Their body stays on high alert. A new ache triggers worry. A routine scan
After a cancer diagnosis, many people find themselves quietly comparing their experience to someone else’s. “My cancer isn’t as bad as theirs.” “They had chemo and I didn’t.” “At least it wasn’t stage IV.” “Other people
Finishing cancer treatment is supposed to feel like a finish line. The bell rings, people celebrate, and everyone says, “You made it.” But many survivors discover something unexpected on the other side of treatment — lif
The After. Cancer Podcast explores the real experience of living with and beyond cancer — the side effects, the fear, the identity shifts, the recovery, and the path forward that few people talk about. Hosted by oncology
From whispered stigma to empowering language, this is your life. This is your language. And recognizing your comfort in this space is the first best step in understanding… your after. After a cancer diagnosis, people oft
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The After. Cancer Podcast is hosted by Leslie J. Waltke, PT, DPT. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 21 episodes.
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