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전립선암 생존자로서 함께 살아남기| The One with Mr. Tommy Mitchell - On Navigating Prostate Cancer and Family Dynamics: Episode 16 (2023)

The More Sibyl Podcast Presents: 전립선암 생존자로서 함께 살아남기| The One with Mr. Tommy Mitchell - On Navigating Prostate Cancer and Family Dynamics: Episode 16 (2023)

Raised in a tight-knit community, Mr. Tommy Mitchell valued family, faith, and preventive care. However, his life took an unexpected turn with a prostate cancer diagnosis. Undeterred, he faced the challenges with hope and resilience.

In this episode, we explore Mr. Mitchell's treatment decisions, their effects on his life and relationships, and the crucial role of family support. It also delves into how his faith evolved, providing strength and positivity amidst adversity. The story addresses surgery's impact on sexual life, emphasizes regular checkups and cancer awareness, and empowers listeners to prioritize their well-being.

Outside of his cancer battle, Mr. Mitchell has led an impressive life. He graduated from Florida A&M University and has significantly contributed to the university and his community. From serving in leadership positions to touring with the Harlem Globetrotters, his accomplishments have earned him recognition and awards. He advocates for prostate cancer awareness and is a motivational speaker, using his experience to support others.

In his personal life, Mr. Mitchell finds joy in his loving marriage of 60 years and counting, three children, eleven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. His family is a constant source of love and support, adding richness to his journey.

Mr. Mitchell's extraordinary story, combined with his notable achievements, creates a powerful and relatable narrative. It encourages us to approach life's trials with determination, unwavering hope, and a profound belief in the strength of unity.

Connect with Mr. Mitchell via email: tommymitchellsr@gmail.com

The More Sibyl Podcast Presents: 전립선암에 대한 승리| The One with Mr. Perry Cole - Triumph over Prostate Cancer: Episode 15 (2023)

In honor of Father's Day, this episode explores the life of Mr. Perry Cole, a 65-year-old retiree from Texas and a valued member of my scientific community advisory board. His journey began with a prostate cancer diagnosis in June 2021, followed by radical prostatectomy in August of the same year. As of June 2023, his PSA levels (blood test for prostate cancer) have remained undetectable for two years, indicating successful treatment.

Mr. Cole's proactive approach to health is highlighted as he took charge upon receiving his diagnosis and emphasized early detection. He advised his sons to monitor their PSA levels due to the potential genetic link, inspiring others to prioritize their well-being. As a father to two sons and three daughters, his cancer diagnosis prompted important health discussions within the family, emphasizing the value of familial support.

Throughout his journey, Mr. Cole discovered effective coping mechanisms for the challenges of prostate cancer. He emphasizes the importance of regular check-ups, open communication with healthcare providers, and seeking professional help for mental well-being. Despite changes in sexual functioning, he cherishes moments with his children and grandchildren, exemplifying a positive outlook on life.

Mr. Cole's story showcases the power of proactive health management, strengthening family bonds, and maintaining a positive mindset. His experiences and advice provide valuable insights for those facing a cancer diagnosis, reminding us of the potential for resilience and determination to lead fulfilling lives, even in the face of adversity.

Connect with Mr. Cole via email: mrplcole@yahoo.com

구강내과 교수| The One with Dr. Omolehinwa - From Nigeria to UPenn as a Professor of Oral Medicine: Episode 14 (2023)

The More Sibyl Podcast Presents: 구강내과 교수| The One with Dr. Omolehinwa - From Nigeria to UPenn as a Professor of Oral Medicine: Episode 14 (2023)

Join me in this thought-provoking discussion with Dr. Temitope Omolehinwa, BDS, DScD, DMD, a distinguished dentist and clinical researcher from Nigeria. Growing up in a family of healthcare professionals, Dr. Omolehinwa was immersed in science from an early age. However, a personal encounter with a toothache during her junior secondary school years ignited her unwavering passion for dentistry.

Dr. Omolehinwa's expertise lies in clinical and translational research, focusing on enhancing oral health outcomes for patients with HIV and other comorbidities. She also explores the fascinating potential of mesenchymal stem cells in stimulating salivary gland repair following radioactive iodine therapy.

Throughout our conversation, Dr. Omolehinwa shared her remarkable journey from Nigeria to the United States, where she pursued advanced education and training. She emphasized how her Nigerian training served as a solid foundation for her subsequent residency in the US. Driven by her passion for dentistry and inclination towards research, she decided to stay in the US, pursuing a dental degree while delving deeper into the world of research. This pivotal shift opened up new opportunities for her, ultimately leading to her successful application for the prestigious R01 award from the American Academy of Oral Medicine.

Our discussion delved into important aspects of oral healthcare, guided by Dr. Omolehinwa's exceptional expertise and engaging demeanor. This episode sheds light on her personal journey and educates and reminds us of the profound significance of oral health care. Whether you seek dental advice or are curious about the field, this podcast episode will leave you with a newfound appreciation for maintaining a healthy smile.

Dr. Omolehinwa is an incredibly intelligent individual, and I am grateful for her presence on the podcast. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with her, as it was filled with insightful discussions. I am confident that you will also find immense value in our conversation. On a personal note, Dr. Omolehinwa has been a cherished presence in my life since my university days. Not only is she one of the sweetest and gentlest spirits I know, but she also serves as both my sister and mentor.