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Hosted by Sara Champie · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Conversations about navigating hereditary cancer risk. Join us to talk about life between the scans, and how finding out you have a genetic mutation can be a portal to emotional, relational and intergenerational healing.
Sara Champie hosts Walking the Genetic Line, a health show with 26 episodes published.
Episode Summary A visible tumor changed two lives at once. When Holly Taylor's sister was diagnosed at 45 with simultaneous stage 3 ovarian and breast cancer — tumors large enough to see with the naked eye, discovered on
Guest: Marleah Dean Kruzel, PhD Theme: Uncertainty as a Lifetime Companion, Not a Problem to Solve Episode Summary Marleah Dean Kruzel was 8 years old when her mother found a lump. What followed were years of surgeries,
Guest: Natalie Samson Hart, MS, CGC, INHC Theme: Genetic Counseling as a Gateway to Whole-Person Care Episode Summary Natalie Samson Hart didn't come to oncology genetic counseling through a tidy career trajectory. She c
Guest: Krista (Oncology Nurse Navigator) Theme: Self-Advocacy, ATM Mutation, Cancer After Previvorhood EPISODE SUMMARY When Krista's mother was 48, she became the first known cancer diagnosis in their family. She tested
_*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> Guest: Ali Hall Theme: Queer Identity, Bodily Autonomy, and the BRCA Diagnosis Nobody Saw Coming _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> Episode Summary _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> When Ali Hall stole a 23and
Episode Summary Jennifer never knew her biological father growing up — and when she finally let him back into her life at 25, what he brought with him was a medical history that would change everything. Phone call after
Host: Sara Champie, LCSW Theme: Navigating medical vulnerability, global instability, and nervous system overwhelm during hereditary cancer risk and treatment. Episode summary What happens when your body is healing, your
Guest: Katie McMurray Theme: BRCA1, sisterhood, developmental trauma, and choosing preventative surgery in young adulthood Episode summary When Katie was 17, she lost her mother to breast cancer. Years later, genetic tes
Guest: Ingrid Nishimoto, LCSW Theme: Inherited Narratives—Moving Beyond the Parent's Story to Claim Your Own Episode Summary When Ingrid Nishimoto was diagnosed with Peutz-Jeghers Syndrome at age 17, she wasn't just hand
Guest: Sara Kavanaugh Theme: Living as a Previvor—Agency, Advocacy, and Reframing Anxiety After Genetic Testing Episode summary When Sara Kavanaugh learned she carried mutations in her MSH6 (Lynch syndrome) and Check2 ge
Guest: Sara Kourouma Theme: Loss, agency, and community—the emotional journey of living with BRCA2 Episode summary When Sara Kourouma discovered she carried the BRCA2 mutation as a young adult—after losing her mother to
Episode Summary When Beth Martinetti—Pilates instructor, mother of three, and lifelong student of her own body—discovered multiple genetic mutations at 45, it was the latest chapter in a lifetime shaped by both visible a
Guest: Dr. Corinne Menn Theme: Claiming agency in hereditary cancer risk, surgical menopause, and a new era of HRT care Episode summary When Dr. Corinne Menn —board certified OB/GYN, Menopause Society certified practitio
Guest: Martha Kaiser Theme: Walking with CDKN2A, Ancestral Discovery, and Agency in Rare Genetic Mutations Episode Summary When Martha Kaiser discovered she carries the rare CDKN2A gene mutation—known for elevating risks
🧬 Episode Summary In this solo episode, host Sara Champie, LCSW , explores one of the most common phrases in medicine and psychology— evidence-based care —and what it really means when we apply it to lived human experie
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Episode Summary In this deeply moving conversation, we meet Lisa, a 50-year-old woman from the UK navigating her BRCA2 genetic mutation. After undergoing an oophorectomy and preparing for a double mastectomy, Lisa shares
Episode Summary: In this solo episode of Walking the Genetic Line , therapist and host Sara Champie invites listeners to explore a subtle but powerful distinction: the difference between external safety and internal secu
Episode Summary In this powerful conversation, Dr. LaDeana Jeane—naturopathic doctor and integrative oncology specialist—shares her expertise and personal story. LaDeana blends medical training with lived experience, off
Episode Summary: In this solo episode, I explore one of the most debated areas of care for BRCA mutation carriers: hormone replacement therapy (HRT). While evidence—including the 2016 North American Menopause Society (NA
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Walking the Genetic Line is hosted by Sara Champie. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 26 episodes.
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