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The Oral Health Podcast
Learning to love food again: My Mouth Cancer Story
Season 6, Ep. 2
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TW - suicidal thoughts
Laura Marston was told that she had stage 4 tongue cancer, and would need almost her entire tongue removed as a result. During lockdown, she then decided to turn her experiences into something positive and wrote a cookbook for people with mouth cancer, so that they can help rediscover foods they love too.
You can read Laura's cookbook for free here: https://theswallows.org.uk/library-item/lauras-im-dizz-cook-book-eating-with-confidence/
Find Laura on:
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dizz_zey
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dizziauthor/
Learn more about Mouth Cancer Action Month by going to www.mouthcancer.org
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