Tumorous Hesticles

Just Say Cancer

De: Af Marseh

Narrado por: Af Marseh

Why is it so hard to just say 'cancer'?

Af's journey starts from the exhilaration of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games to confronting a tumour diagnosis at 29. An unexpected return to the UK meant trading Olympic thrills for surgeries and chemotherapy. This isn't just a tale of medical battles but family relationships, friendships and positivity. Af shared his journey on social media with an unfiltered look into the world of cancer treatment.

Set against the vibrant backdrop of Brazil and the medical corridors of UK hospitals, Af's tale is one of resilience, humour, and hope. A jocular tone combined with poignant moments, Af educates and connects, taking listeners on an emotional journey. And throughout it all, a lingering question remains: What became of the Brazilian girl he met in Rio, and will he get through this?

'You Got This' emerges as a rallying cry. It's a message of strength and solidarity for anyone touched by cancer. Tumorous Hesticles: Just Say Cancer focuses on one man's cancer journey and..."The first rule of Cancer Club is, It's ok to talk about cancer."

©2023 Af Marseh (P)2023 Af Marseh

Laughing Through the Tears: A Hilarious Guide to Talking About Cancer

Who knew discussing cancer could be both informative and hysterical? This audiobook had me in stitches while also equipping me with the perfect words to tackle those tough conversations. Af's wit and charm turn a heavy topic into something surprisingly lighthearted and approachable. From awkward family gatherings to navigating medical jargon, this audiobook covers it all with humor and grace. Whether you're dealing with cancer firsthand or supporting a loved one, this audiobook is a must-listen. Prepare to laugh, learn, and maybe even shed a tear or two.

Thank you.

A difficult story told in the funniest way

I have thankfully never had cancer, but I have seen people's lives impacted by it - and this book was incredibly informative and insightful into the lives of the brave people facing this challenge every day. The book is funny, yet eye-opening, and tells a difficult story in a way that keeps you smiling all throughout. If you or someone you know is going through cancer, or if you were curious about what it's like, definitely pick this one up.