【こころの処方箋】有働由美子も感銘…がん経験者が語る「告知の日」と「闘病のリアル」 第2話
有働由美子のヒャクタスTV
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When someone receives a cancer diagnosis, how do they process the news and move towards treatment?
In this edition of "Prescription for the Heart," editor-in-chief Yumiko Udo and medical social worker Hatsue Sakamoto welcome Ayako Murakami (owner of the cookie shop "YOTSUHA"), who has actually experienced ovarian cancer, as a guest to hear her real-life story of battling cancer.
Ovarian cancer was discovered during a health checkup just before she was assigned to work overseas.
From her initial reaction of "Seriously?!" to how she told her family, the difficult side effects of chemotherapy, and her decision to undergo a preventative mastectomy after genetic testing, Murakami shares her uniquely positive and resolute approach to accepting the diagnosis.
This article is full of encouraging hints for those currently facing illness or health problems, such as "the importance of not bearing the burden alone and communicating with medical professionals" and "the appreciation for life that can only be realized after experiencing illness."
[Sponsored by] Taiho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. / Allilju Co., Ltd.
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[Table of Contents / Timestamps]
00:00 Opening: Editor-in-Chief Udo visits the cookie shop "YOTSUHA" in Setagaya
01:29 This episode's theme: "The honest feelings of cancer survivors"
01:46 Tasting the traditional pastry "Kipferl" made by Ayako Murakami
02:25 The day she was diagnosed with "cancer" (health checkup before overseas assignment)
04:23 Ovarian cancer diagnosis: Her feelings at the time
05:48 The struggle and resolve to accept "cancer"
07:58 How to tell them? Reporting to Family Abroad
11:38 Side Effects of Surgery and Chemotherapy
14:53 The Importance of Communication with Medical Professionals
16:30 Anxiety about Metastasis and Changes Due to Confronting "Death"
17:50 The Decision of Genetic Testing and Preventive Mastectomy
20:05 What I Want to Tell People Who Are Struggling as a Cancer Survivor
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■ Cast Profiles
[Editor-in-Chief] Yumiko Udo
[Moderator/Commentator] Hatoe Sakamoto
Medical Social Worker, National Cancer Center Hospital East
She is in charge of the consultation service supporting the lives of patients and their families at the "Cancer Consultation and Support Center."
[Guest] Ayako Murakami
Owner of Cookie Shop "YOTSUHA"
Cancer Survivor
#YumikoUdo #Hyakutasu #CancerSurvivor #OvarianCancer #ChemotherapySideEffects #PreventiveMastectomy #FightingCancer #MedicalSocialWorker
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翌日に紹介状データを持って大学病院へ
あっという間に色々と決まって行き
実感が湧くまでに逆に時間がかかりました
9時間の手術と術後の抗癌剤治療を乗り越え、もう直ぐ２年
やりたい事は前倒ししてじゃんじゃん楽しんでいます☺！
2週間毎に治療してます。
この抗がん剤の副作用は、辛くて手足の痺れが酷いです。
副作用が出ても命を大切にすると自分の生活の質が落ちます。私は自分の生活の質を大切にしたいです。
【こころの処方箋】有働由美子も感銘…がん経験者が語る「告知の日」と「闘病のリアル」 第2話
有働由美子のヒャクタスTV
80,526 views
When someone receives a cancer diagnosis, how do they process the news and move towards treatment?
In this edition of "Prescription for the Heart," editor-in-chief Yumiko Udo and medical social worker Hatsue Sakamoto welcome Ayako Murakami (owner of the cookie shop "YOTSUHA"), who has actually experienced ovarian cancer, as a guest to hear her real-life story of battling cancer.
Ovarian cancer was discovered during a health checkup just before she was assigned to work overseas.
From her initial reaction of "Seriously?!" to how she told her family, the difficult side effects of chemotherapy, and her decision to undergo a preventative mastectomy after genetic testing, Murakami shares her uniquely positive and resolute approach to accepting the diagnosis.
This article is full of encouraging hints for those currently facing illness or health problems, such as "the importance of not bearing the burden alone and communicating with medical professionals" and "the appreciation for life that can only be realized after experiencing illness."
[Sponsored by] Taiho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. / Allilju Co., Ltd.
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[Table of Contents / Timestamps]
00:00 Opening: Editor-in-Chief Udo visits the cookie shop "YOTSUHA" in Setagaya
01:29 This episode's theme: "The honest feelings of cancer survivors"
01:46 Tasting the traditional pastry "Kipferl" made by Ayako Murakami
02:25 The day she was diagnosed with "cancer" (health checkup before overseas assignment)
04:23 Ovarian cancer diagnosis: Her feelings at the time
05:48 The struggle and resolve to accept "cancer"
07:58 How to tell them? Reporting to Family Abroad
11:38 Side Effects of Surgery and Chemotherapy
14:53 The Importance of Communication with Medical Professionals
16:30 Anxiety about Metastasis and Changes Due to Confronting "Death"
17:50 The Decision of Genetic Testing and Preventive Mastectomy
20:05 What I Want to Tell People Who Are Struggling as a Cancer Survivor
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■ Cast Profiles
[Editor-in-Chief] Yumiko Udo
[Moderator/Commentator] Hatoe Sakamoto
Medical Social Worker, National Cancer Center Hospital East
She is in charge of the consultation service supporting the lives of patients and their families at the "Cancer Consultation and Support Center."
[Guest] Ayako Murakami
Owner of Cookie Shop "YOTSUHA"
Cancer Survivor
#YumikoUdo #Hyakutasu #CancerSurvivor #OvarianCancer #ChemotherapySideEffects #PreventiveMastectomy #FightingCancer #MedicalSocialWorker
まじか❗️の一言。分かります😅
でも意外と本人は冷静になれるんだと思いました。