In this week’s episode, we catch up with Lee after the chaos of Christmas. We discuss the impacts of his treatment, his family trip to the Gold Coast with thanks to dreams2live4.org, and how an old friend’s reaction brought about a big realisation on the impacts of brain cancer, not just for Lee, but for the youngest of our community, and how we need to do more to support those affected. 

To support Annie and her team on their mission, please visit - https://dreams2live4.org.au/get-involved/ (https://dreams2live4.org.au/get-involved/)
To support cancer research, please visit - 
https://markhughesfoundation.com.au (https://markhughesfoundation.com.au)

In this week’s episode, we catch up with Lee after the chaos of Christmas. We discuss the impacts of his treatment, his family trip to the Gold Coast with thanks to dreams2live4.org, and how an old friend’s reaction brought about a big realisation on the impacts of brain cancer, not just for Lee, but for the youngest of our community, and how we need to do more to support those affected. To support Annie and her team on their mission, please visit - <a href="https://dreams2live4.org.au/get-involved/">https://dreams2live4.org.au/get-involved/</a> (<a href="https://dreams2live4.org.au/get-involved/">https://dreams2live4.org.au/get-involved/</a>) To support cancer research, please visit - <a href="https://markhughesfoundation.com.au">https://markhughesfoundation.com.au</a> (<a href="https://markhughesfoundation.com.au">https://markhughesfoundation.com.au</a>)

Meet Lee, your everyday, early 40's, Aussie bloke. He loves footy, love's keeping fit, and has spent most of the last 12 years coaching AFL football teams.  

He has a wife, two young boys, and a zest for life. And just 6 weeks ago, he was diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer. 

In a time when one should be paralysed with uncertainty, Lee has chosen to take on this challenge like he does everything else, quite literally, head on. 

This podcast is a snapshot of his journey, from day one. His aim is to use his own coaching skills to tackle the unknowns, share what he learns, offer new perspectives and focus on helping people, as well as himself, to deal with life’s challenges, no matter what’s thrown your way. 

So far, Lee has two rules - don't cry in front of him and, please, don't mention The C Word. 

 

Meet Lee, your everyday, early 40's, Aussie bloke. He loves footy, love's keeping fit, and has spent most of the last 12 years coaching AFL football teams. &nbsp;
He has a wife, two young boys, and a zest for life. And&nbsp;just 6 weeks ago, he was diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer.&nbsp;
In a time when one should be paralysed with uncertainty, Lee has chosen to take on this challenge like he does everything else, quite literally, head on.&nbsp;
This podcast is a snapshot of his journey, from day one. His aim is to use his own coaching skills to tackle the unknowns, share what he learns, offer new perspectives and focus on helping people, as well as himself, to deal with life&rsquo;s challenges, no matter what&rsquo;s thrown your way.&nbsp;
So far, Lee has two rules - don't cry in front of him and, please, don't mention The C Word.&nbsp;
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